Write a 200-word essay using a sentence from the Analects of Confucius

1. Use a sentence from the Analects to write about moral cultivation, 200~300 words

"The Master said: Eat sparingly and drink water, bend your arms and rest your head on it, and you will enjoy it. .

Being rich and noble through unjust means is like floating clouds to me. " Confucius lived a life of poverty and believed that happiness lies in the middle. Confucius felt that the wealth gained by unfair means was like floating in the sky. It's like passing clouds.

Although life is hard, there is also joy in the hard days. It does not necessarily mean that only a lot of wealth can lead to happiness. Most wealthy families cannot live a happy life.

Confucius would rather live a life of poverty than use bad behavior to seize wealth. Although my family is not a wealthy family, we live in harmony and happiness every day.

Dad and mother are using their hard-working hands to change lives. Our family is full of laughter every day.

My sister is a "pistachio", my father is a "humorous weirdo", and my mother and I are both "laughing ghosts". Although our family sometimes quarreled, they reconciled within a few minutes, unlike some wealthy families who quarreled and still did not reconcile after more than ten years.

Just like the skin that has been scalded by boiling water, if you don’t treat it or apply ointment, it will still leave unsightly and ugly scars after it heals in the end. Just like in today's society, some people and leaders who are already very wealthy still use unfair means to embezzle the country's property and take it for private ownership.

There are also some poor people who can't stand the poor life, so they steal and rob to make a good life instead of using their own hands to create their own beauty and beauty. happy days. I have benefited a lot from Confucius's words of moral cultivation.

Life has dignity, and it does not want to see that it has created itself by unfair means. It will be very angry.

"Being rich and noble without justice is like a floating cloud to me." How philosophical this sentence is! It warns us that wealth obtained through unfair means is like clouds passing by in the sky.

We must be people who are "unjust and yet rich and noble, like floating clouds with me". 2. Write an essay of 150 to 200 words based on a sentence from the Analects of Confucius

The starry sky is as beautiful as a butterfly. Under this starry night, I got a A touching truth! Tonight, on the night of the full moon, something incredible happened. Today, it was the night of the full moon, and I should be living happily with my family, but because of my disagreement with my mother, we had a quarrel. In desperation, I wandered boredly in the garden on the third floor, admiring the starry sky at night. The stars in the Milky Way seemed to be saying hello to me, as if comforting me: Don't be angry. Therefore, I started a conversation with the stars. I He said disdainfully: What? It was her fault first. Xingxing said disappointedly: How could you do this? After all, she is your mother. She doesn’t understand that you didn’t knock over the bowl, so can’t you forgive her? Just as I was about to retort, Xingxing suddenly said sincerely: Master said: If a person does not know but is not stupefied, is he not a gentleman? There's an old saying that goes something like this: If someone doesn't understand you but doesn't get angry, isn't this the behavior of a gentleman? Suddenly, I suddenly realized. But I was very confused, so I asked Xingxing: Are you just grinding meteorites through the atmosphere? How can you have a conversation with me? Xingxing didn't seem to hear it, but said: You just learned this Analects today, how come you forgot it? You can’t be ignorant! Suddenly, I just remembered that I just learned the first chapter of the Analects of Confucius today: Learn and practice it from time to time, how can you forget it? It is just like what the stars said, I am really ignorant and incompetent! A loud scream woke me up. It turned out that I was dreaming! Later, I apologized to my mother. Through this incident, I finally understood the principle of learning with time. 3. Composition starting with a sentence from The Analects of Confucius

Let me help you, I hope I can help you! Happy studying! In the original text, Master is gentle, kind, respectful, frugal, and generous in order to obtain it.

Translation Our teacher is gentle and kind, kind-hearted, respectful of others, frugal in life, humble and courteous (people are willing to ask him for advice and let him know many things). "Gentleness, kindness, respect, frugality, and generosity" are the portraits of Confucius, and they are also what we should study hard.

"Wen" means gentle and gentle, which is what we usually call good-tempered and easy to get close to. When a person loses his temper, toxins will be produced in his body, which will affect his health.

Therefore, most people with bad tempers will have a short life - if they are strong, they will be broken easily, but if they are kind, they will last for a hundred years. I have seen some Buddhists who become more and more angry as they learn more. They see everyone as a demon but do not know how to reflect on themselves. As a result, they have disharmony in their families and friends, and their moods are tense all year round. This is really a way to die. .

A "good" person is kind-hearted and honest, and does good deeds without taking any credit for them. "Frugality" has always been a good virtue of the Chinese nation. However, with China's reform and opening up, people's lives have improved, but waste has also become serious, resulting in shortages of resources such as wood, water, and electricity, and damage to the ecological environment.

If China wants to build a frugal society in the future, it must start with the virtue of "thrift". If you know how to be diligent, thrifty and love things, you will be grateful to the working people, and many other virtues will be cultivated one by one.

"Gentle, kind, respectful, thrifty, and generous" internally refers to a person's character, and externally it shows an attitude toward learning. Can you be "gentle, kind, respectful, thrifty, and generous"? "Let", the teacher will like you especially, the leaders will pay special attention to you, and they are willing to make you a key training target. Therefore, knowledge is easy to learn but morality is difficult to achieve. This is the principle of learning first. 4. Composition starting with a sentence from The Analects of Confucius

Let me help you, I hope I can help you! Happy studying!

Original text: Master is gentle, kind, respectful, frugal, and generous in order to obtain it.

Translation Our teacher is gentle and kind, kind-hearted, respectful of others, frugal in life, humble and courteous (people are willing to ask him for advice and let him know many things).

"Gentleness, kindness, respect, frugality, and generosity" are the portraits of Confucius, and they are also what we should study hard.

"Wen" means gentle and gentle, which is what we usually call good-tempered and easy to get close to. When a person loses his temper, toxins will be produced in his body, which will affect his health. Therefore, most people with bad tempers will have a short life - if they are strong, they will break easily, but if they are kind, they will last for a hundred years. I have seen some Buddhists who become more and more angry as they learn more. They see everyone as a demon but do not know how to reflect on themselves. As a result, they have disharmony in their families and friends, and their moods are tense all year round. This is really a way to die. .

A "good" person is kind-hearted and honest, and does good deeds without taking any credit for them.

"Frugality" has always been a good virtue of the Chinese nation. However, with China's reform and opening up, people's lives have improved, and the phenomenon of waste has also become serious, leading to shortages of resources such as wood, water, and electricity, and the ecological environment has also suffered. to destruction. If China wants to build a frugal society in the future, it must start with the virtue of "thrift". If you know how to be diligent, thrifty and love things, you will be grateful to the working people, and many other virtues will be cultivated one by one.

"Gentle, kind, respectful, thrifty, and generous" internally refers to a person's character, and externally it shows an attitude toward learning. Can you be "gentle, kind, respectful, thrifty, and generous"? "Let", the teacher will like you especially, the leaders will pay special attention to you, and they will all be willing to make you a key training target. Therefore, knowledge is easy to learn but morality is difficult to achieve. This is the principle of learning first. 5. Read a sentence from "The Analects of Confucius" (Wei Zheng Chapter), any sentence, and write an essay of 200 words.

Let’s talk about the famous saying "Learning without thinking is a waste, thinking without thinking is a waste." If you don't learn, you will perish." The language of this sentence is very simple, but the truth is very profound.

Of course, this sentence can actually be understood literally. If you just learn so-called knowledge mechanically without thinking about it yourself, you will only fall into metaphysics and be unable to integrate the learned knowledge and apply it correctly in life and work.

Ordinary people’s studies pursue the understanding of knowledge and the mastery of skills, but are unwilling to deeply understand the principles. As long as they know what they are, they are satisfied and proud, and do not understand the reasons in depth. This is Just learn without thinking. There are still people who like to think, but those who like to think must be diligent in learning, because thinking without the support of knowledge has great limitations and may even turn into random thoughts.

Only thinking without continuous learning will make it difficult to make qualitative progress. Therefore, Confucius said in "Wei Linggong", "I will not eat all day long, and will not eat all night long." Sleeping and thinking is useless, it is not as good as studying.” The so-called "rumors stop at the wise", a wise person is a person who learns and thinks, and thinks and learns.

The reason why rumors often persist in real life is because, firstly, there is a lack of wise men, and secondly, it is difficult for people to listen to the opinions of wise men. In reality, wise men are a minority or even a very small number. If everyone does not listen to their opinions, the rumors will certainly not stop with the wise men, but will only stop with the next rumor.

Some netizens asked, "When discussing the relationship between learning and thinking, why don't we first say 'Thinking without learning is dangerous', but first say 'Learning without thinking is useless'". There is an answer to this question in the Analects, which is the passage recorded by Confucius in the "Wei Linggong" mentioned above - "I have tried to go without eating all day long, and without sleeping all night, thinking, it is useless, it is not as good as Learning."

There are almost no people who don’t study, but people who are diligent in thinking and good at thinking are rare. But if you just learn mechanically without thinking, learning will not be helpful, so it is said that "learning without thinking is useless."

But if you just think blindly without learning, your thinking will not progress. That’s why Confucius said, “I don’t eat all day long, and I don’t sleep all night long, thinking, it’s useless, it’s better to learn.” With emotion, he proposed that "thinking without learning is dangerous." 6. Use your favorite sentence from Chapter 12 of the Analects to write a short essay by yourself

Don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you

The picture of history has changed over time. Washed away, it looks yellow and old, erasing the footprints of history bit by bit. However, in the five thousand years of Chinese culture, there are always some books like "The Analects of Confucius" that have long lost their gorgeous color and appear ancient and outdated, but in fact they are not far away from us. ——Inscription

"Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" comes from "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Linggong". There are many simple truths in "The Analects" that we need to understand and practice. The words it uses are often concise and concise, but the truth behind it is never as easy as it appears. As recorded in "The Analects of Confucius: Duke Linggong of Wei", Zigong, one of Confucius's students, once asked Confucius a very important question: "Is there any person who can say something that can be implemented throughout his life?" It means, is there any person who can say something that can be implemented throughout his life? What makes people follow it throughout their lives? Confucius said to him in a consultative tone: "How can I forgive you!" What does "forgiveness" mean? Confucius used another eight words to explain: "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." It means don't impose on others what you don't want to do. In other words, in everything you do, you must treat yourself with respect to others, empathize with others, and do not force others to do something difficult for you, let alone cause harm to others. In today's terms, we must learn to be tolerant.

"Beijing Daily" once published such an incident: a teenager spit on the bus, and the female conductor asked him to wipe it off. The boy felt embarrassed and didn't want to wipe it. The female conductor gave him a step and wiped away the phlegm with paper. The boy regretted it afterwards and wrote a letter to the newspaper apologizing to the conductor. This incident tells us that it is reasonable and reasonable. The effect of tolerance is often much more lasting than the effect of tension. If she didn't do this, but forced the boy to wipe the phlegm, what would be the result? Maybe, without me having to say it, it’s conceivable. Precisely because the female conductor understood the principle of "don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you," she resolved the matter perfectly with a tolerant heart.

What is tolerance? It means to put yourself in others’ shoes, think in their shoes, and be tolerant of others; it means to learn to forget. Because restrained tolerance is not true tolerance, it cannot heal the wounds of the soul from the root. Only the kind of tolerance that does not remember or investigate is the true state of tolerance.

"It's so forgiving!" - Just the word "forgiveness" teaches us how to obtain spiritual happiness in modern life, how to adapt to the daily order, and find the goal of life; just one "forgiveness" Words are a healthy electrocardiogram of ourselves and a beautiful passport for this world. Let us learn how to tolerate others! Only by muddling along can our lives be happy.

"Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." Think of others, and people will think of you. Only sincerity can change your sincerity. If everyone could do this in life, the world would be more peaceful and tranquil. Life will be more harmonious, happy, and full of joy. 7. Write a composition using a sentence from the Ten Analects of Confucius

After reading "The Ten Analects of Confucius", I felt a strange feeling that made me excited. Why did it make me excited? Because it gives me an impact of learning and leads us to a happy time and space of learning.

"The Analects of Confucius" is one of the classic works of the Confucian school. It is a book that records the words and deeds of the famous ancient thinker and educator Confucius and his disciples. Many of the remarks are quite philosophical and sparkle with wisdom... "Ten Principles of the Analects" mainly talks about two aspects: one is about learning methods and learning attitudes; the other is about ideological cultivation.

"The Analects of Confucius" helped me understand how to deal with others, and taught me the correct learning methods and attitudes. In particular, the phrase "reviewing the old and learning the new" talks about learning methods. It means: after reviewing the old knowledge, you will have new discoveries and new experiences.

I have a deep understanding of this sentence: when I sort out old books, I will make new discoveries from time to time; occasionally I will open an old book and browse a few pages, and sometimes I will gain new insights. . I often pick up my elementary school textbooks and review them. After each review, I will have a deeper understanding and experience than before. Sometimes I can also discover some new knowledge that I have not noticed before. This shows the importance of review. , why not do it? There is also the saying "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you", which talks about the way of life, which means "don't do to others what you hate."

Isn’t it? How can you force things or things that you don’t like on others? For example, at the beginning of school, the class monitor distributes new textbooks to classmates. If she finds that a corner of a textbook is missing or is damaged, she immediately distributes it to others. This is a wrong approach. We should learn from Mr. Lu Xun and think less about ourselves and more about others.

If everyone could learn from Mr. Lu Xun, how beautiful and harmonious this world would be.