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Reading the Analects has a feeling.

One sentence in the Analects that touched me the most was: Zi Zaikawa said: "The deceased is like a husband!"

Day and night. Confucius's lament about flowing water melts into his lament that time flies and life is too short. A sense of urgency to urge people to act in a timely manner, and a sense of historical responsibility that the value of life can only be realized in struggle, are all revealed in a sigh, bringing people endless thoughts.

Time is the fastest and slowest thing in the world, the longest and shortest, the most mundane and the most precious, the most overlooked and the most regrettable. Step by step, one journey, how far has we got, never stop, through seconds, minutes, hours, days, and then accumulated into days, months, and years. Gorky said:

Time is the fairest and most reasonable, and he never gives anyone more than one point. The industrious can make time to leave a bunch of fruit, and the lazy have time to leave them with gray hair and empty hands. "We can't let time stand still, but we can do something good at every moment.

Time is money, time is life, time is future. The Old Man of Time is fair to everyone, no more, no less. Time is unfair to everyone, and in the same time, people gain differently.

That's why I always believe in the saying "He who cherishes time, time will also cherish him". People who know how to value their time will use every minute and second wisely. Because they know that time is precious.

If you can grasp the time, you will grasp the life, you will not waste your life, if you waste your life, then in the minute and second of your wasted time, you may not feel anything, but one day you calculate, you will feel that the wasted time can do a lot of things that you don't have time to do. At this time, some people are upset, and some people want You to make amends, but it is to no avail. As the saying goes, "an inch of time is an inch of gold, and an inch of gold is difficult to buy an inch of time".

If you don't want to regret it later, now is the time you have to cherish. Historically, all accomplished people have cherished time. The great scientist Albert Einstein, who was dating a friend, stood at the head of the bridge and waited while writing on a piece of paper, and he did not notice that the rain was soaking his clothes.

My friend came and said apologetically, "I'm sorry for delaying your precious time." Albert Einstein excitedly said, "I spent this time very meaningfully, because I had another brilliant idea in these moments."

Time is precious, and it always slips away from us unconsciously. Do you want to tear it off like a calendar day by day, leaving only a rusty calendar clip in the end? Therefore, I firmly believe that only those who cherish time will have a better tomorrow ......

, "Analects" after reading.

The traditional Chinese moral ideal is "self-cultivation, family harmony, governing the country, and leveling the world", and self-cultivation is the foundation of everything in the first place. Self-cultivation can be understood as the perfection of external ability, and know how to be flexible, keep pace with the times, and the inner soul is complete and rich.

In the opening chapter of "The Way of Heaven, Earth and Man", the author first mentions people. Compared with the eternity of heaven and earth, how short human life is, Confucius constantly teaches us from all angles and at all levels, how to make our limited life more qualitative, which is generally summarized as: spiritual wealth, psychological well-being, positive attitude towards life, living in harmony with relatives, friends, colleagues, dedication, dedication, dedication to society, many aspects and very incisive truths, and even after reading, all the scales of pedestrians and things suddenly come to mind

Dealing with the world: "Repay grievances with truth, repay virtue with virtue, come without surprise, and add without anger." "Because of the openness and self-confidence in my heart, I am calm and tolerant from the inside out.

But this kind of tolerance has become measured, not unprincipled humility and forgiveness, but to repay grievances with truth and virtue with virtue. In fact, in the face of all the things I encountered in my past life, I had a lot of emotions at that time, but when I came over and looked back, I felt that it was nothing, whether it was to help and love myself, or to have mocked or even hurt myself, it was just an experience of life.

Friends: "The number of things is humiliating." The number of friends, Si sparse.

It is a loyal advice to us, and reminds us to make good friends, not to make bad friends, and to grasp the proportions of getting along with others. Only after slowly tasting can I deeply understand what is "light as water", the purity and clarity of water.

Treat the cause: "Shame on his words and deeds" The gentleman is the most capable of action and the most charismatic person, and the power of the gentleman is always the power of action, not the power of words.

After reading the whole article, I found that some of the words that frequently appear in the book are fixed, open, warm, calm, simple, and harmonious In fact, these are the true meaning of the world that this book wants to tell us. Night and day, I finally finished reading it, and the moment I closed the book, I felt deeply that I had found a key to open the shackles of my heart. These shackles are the shackles of vain thoughts, the shackles of mediocrity, the shackles of indisobedience, injustice, injustice, and rudeness, and only knowing or being indignant, or melancholy, or polite, or angry, or passively avoiding.

Usually, I always like to read some pure books, the purpose is also to purify my soul, cleanse my inner impetuousness, behave in the world, behave, act, and everything in life, and give my life more space and room for reverie. However, this kind of attention diversion by borrowing external forces is actually "far behind" compared with the calmness and calmness of the "three provinces and my body" from the inside out. ”

When I opened the Analects, I felt like I had traveled through a tunnel of time and space for thousands of years, and I saw an ancient man full of wisdom coming towards us - Confucius, a great thinker, educator, and a great man who influenced China's educational culture, social etiquette, civilization and morality for 2,000 years. He left behind many words that make us permanently reflect on life and learning, and are worthy of our reference. His words and deeds are deep in learning, filial piety, virtue, and politics.

As long as you can learn to "read thinly" the book "Analects", you will conclude that the "Analects" has written the following aspects:

1. Learning. The Analects tells us one thing first, learning. Learning is a big event in life. The Analects begins by telling us an ironclad fact that people have to learn.

Learning is to learn from time to time, and it is fun to learn", to learn, first to learn to cultivate an interest in learning, secondly, to choose the appropriate method, and finally to persevere in the effort. Only in this way can you learn well.

2. Filial piety. Filial piety, both in ancient times and today, has an unshakable position in China. "If a person is not filial, he is not a righteous man and a gentleman, and this kind of person is rare. About half of the "Analects" involves the word "filial piety".

Because of this, it was later recognized as the orthodox Confucian school of thought, which popularized filial piety very widely and consolidated the position of filial piety in people's hearts.

3. Friendship. What is the most important thing in the world? It's a friend. What is indispensable in life?

Or friends. This is much said in the Analects. "Making friends with elegant friends and noble friends" is a good way to motivate yourself.

Make friends who are stronger than yourself, so that you can work hard and become a superior person.

Fourth, ideal. Confucius said, "You can't win the ambition of the horseman, even if the three armies can win the commander." This sentence is widely spread among the Chinese people, that is, a person's ambition determines his life's development and efforts. But from today's point of view, the most important thing is not how noble our ultimate ideal is, but what kind of starting point we have in front of us.

We often do not lack ambitions, but lack the down-to-earth path that has accumulated step by step before reaching the volunteer.

Fifth, the happy outlook on life.

Reading the Analects makes one know benevolence and righteousness. Confucius said that "benevolence loves others", and "benevolence" is to love others, and a person who loves others is called love. Achieving others is selflessness.

"Benevolence" is to love yourself, there is no one in the world who only loves others and does not love himself, and he who does not even love himself, can he love others?

Righteousness must be happy, otherwise, it will run counter to human nature and will not be true righteousness. True righteousness comes from the heart, so there will be true happiness. True success in life must be accompanied by happiness, if a person's wealth, fame, and achievements do not bring you happiness, then what is the value of these things?

From this, we should learn from Confucius's hedonism and the encompassing concept of happy life.

Beginning: I'm going to write about my impressions.

Middle: After reading.

Ending: I'm done with it.