Arguments about respect, love, try, communication, choice, factual arguments, and moral arguments

Central Thesis:

Language is inherently important.

Facts and arguments: Professor Hua Luogeng has made remarkable achievements in the field of mathematical research, and has written a lot, including more than 10 monographs and popular science works, such as "Theory of Stacked Prime Numbers", "Introduction to Number Theory", "Optimization Method", "Overall Planning Methods and Their Supplements", and published more than 200 academic articles. In the field of mathematical research, he is like a mountain. The million-word work not only shows that he is a well-known mathematician, but also shows that he is a master of using the Chinese language.

He not only climbed to the peak of pure mathematics, but also looked at the plains, popularized applied mathematics, and popularized the optimization method and the overall planning method in more than 20 provinces and cities across the country. He explained esoteric mathematics to the vast number of workers, staff members, and cadres in easy-to-understand language, opening up a broad application world for mathematics and creating gratifying economic benefits. Among them, Hua Luogeng's solid language skills have played a role that cannot be underestimated.

Theoretical arguments. 1 Learning and writing Chinese well is the foundation for doing all the work well -- Bingxin 2 Chinese is inherently important--- Hua Luogeng.

It's communication and communication. This compels us to pay attention to languages. One. 1.Faith and sincerity can move anyone. 2.Money is not everything.

w，1.Flowers need to be set off by green leaves. 2.Everything in the world has its own use.

Three. 1.What do we need for a healthy ** spread. 20 What we should learn from TV shows.

Four. 1.A rat poop spoiled a pot of porridge. 2.How to think about the problem from a different perspective

1. If you are not good at linguistics, you can't learn other subjects.

Indifferent - (3) Theoretical arguments.

Theoretical argument] do not rejoice in reputation, do not destroy anger.

Bright. Hai Jui's "Lingzhen".

Those who are not good for name are not good for profit; Those who have a good name are especially profitable.

Clear. Qian Qi "Qian Gongliang's Words. Guiding Confucianism

Don't learn from the rich, don't be related to the poor.

Hanshu. The Legend of Yang Xiong".

With a broad mind, we must work hard from the word plain.

Cai Yi Ji. Preface and Commentary

The gentleman's trip, quiet to self-cultivation, thrifty to cultivate virtue, non-indifferent without clear ambition, quiet without far-reaching.

Zhuge of the Three Kingdoms, the Book of Commandments

If you have less desire, you will be calm, and if you are quiet, you will be simple.

Bright. Xue Xuan's "Reading Book".

Self-cultivation is based on low desire, and thrift is the first.

Ancient and modern books integration. The Book of Learning

If you want to be light, your heart is weak, your heart is weak, your breath is clear, and your breath is clear.

Bright. Xue Xuan's "Reading Book".

Unrighteous wealth and nobility are like floating clouds to me.

Analects. Narrative

The heart is relaxed, and the humiliation is forgotten.

Surname. Fan Zhuyan "The Story of Yueyang Tower".

Wealth is not my wish, and the emperor's hometown is unexpected.

Advance. Tao Yuanming's "Words of Return".

Things can be content, and people are self-exalted.

Ancient and Modern Couplets".

If you want to be low, you are sincere.

Surname. Cheng Hao, Cheng toothbrush "Ercheng Quanshu". Yuanfeng has not been".

Tolerance is the first way to treat people, and tranquility is the first way to nourish the heart.

Master Hongyi's "Aphorisms".

Indifferent and ambitious, dreaming of the night in the office.

Cai Yi's "Nanning Yulu Lian".

If you can't do it, Gu Lu is like a baht; The Tao is different, and the rich are regarded as mustard.

History of the Song Dynasty. The Legend of the Hidden Columns

Whatever you ask for nothing, there will be everything.

As the English proverb goes, if you don't have enough to desire, then so will your worries and worries.

Fuller's "Wise Sayings".

Don't be tempted by reputation, don't be afraid of slander.

Xunzi. Not the Twelve Sons

There is no greed for greed.

Master Hongichi "Practicing French".

Greed, lust for power and vanity, which make people miserable, are the three pillars of mass consciousness, and they support the unwavering world of philistinism at all times and places.

Former Soviet Union] Aite to Tov's "Guillotine".

Modern Chinese Explained:

1) Logic refers to the judgments that are used to prove an argument.

2) It is one of the three elements of discussion.

3) The basis of the theory (mostly the facts).

The argument must be well-founded, that is, sufficient facts or correct reasoning must be cited to prove the correctness of the argument. The facts and reasoning used to prove an argument are called arguments.

Arguments, according to their nature and characteristics, can be divided into two categories: factual arguments and Taoist arguments (also known as matter arguments). A factual argument is a true description and generalization of objective things, with the character of direct reality, and is therefore the most convincing argument to prove an argument. This is the saying that "facts speak louder than words".

Factual arguments include specific examples, generalized facts, statistics, personal experience, and so on. Theoretical arguments refer to those viewpoints that are the best in practice and have been proven and tested by long-term practice and judged to be correct. It includes classic works and authoritative remarks (such as famous quotes, etc.), as well as principles, laws, formulas, etc. of natural science.

The relationship between the argument and the argument is very close, the relationship between proof and proven.

There are the following requirements for arguments:

1) Be truthful in your arguments.

2) Be well-argued.

3) The argument should be typical.

4) Arguments should be fresh.

5) Arguments should be original.

Factual arguments. By enumerating (filling in the general examples), the (near point of view) is demonstrated concretely and accurately, and then the (far point of view) is demonstrated

Dao Theory. Make the argument credible and more convincing.

Positive law or actual law refers to the law that really exists in real life, some of which embody and conform to justice, some have nothing to do with justice, and some are contrary to justice. To put it simply, it's what it is.

Questions. What is the argument for positive law.

What about the arguments. 1. The connotation and interrelationship between the reality of law (what the law actually is, that is, the enactment of law) and the ought of law (what law should be, that is, "the essence of the law of things") and their interrelationship, and the relationship between law and morality, are both related and different. Any law contains a certain code of ethics.

The law stipulates what people should do, what they can do, and what they are forbidden to do, which often reflects the moral value orientation of the legislator, that is, the ethical concepts of justice and injustice, good and evil, justice and favoritism, honor and shame, and so on. At the same time, there are also differences between law and morality in terms of their formation, manifestation, adjustment objects, adjustment scope, adjustment mechanism, and so on. Therefore, the interrelationship between law and morality is one issue, and the ought and reality of law is another.

The latter requires what the law should be (including but not limited to morality) and what the law actually is (including but not limited to morality). There are cases among both Western and Chinese scholars who confuse these two issues, and their views are obviously incorrect. 2. As mentioned above, the connotation and extension of the concept of "what the law should be" are very rich and broad.

If it is said that the three mainstream schools of law in the West, namely, the natural law school, the social law school, and the analytical and positive law school, each focus their research is respectively on the moral basis of law, the content of law (benefits and their distribution and realization, etc.), and the form of law (their concepts, characteristics, structure, etc.), then the conclusions they draw that have scientific value and conform to objective reality, or some reasonable factors and components contained in the conclusions, are all contents and manifestations that belong to or partially belong to the category of "what law should be". Therefore, the view that the moral basis of law belongs to the category of "the law should be" and the form of law belongs to the category of "the reality of law", or that the view that "what law should be" and "what law actually is" are completely separate or absolutely opposed, is also incorrect.

The argument is to use sufficient arguments to prove that what you say is right. An argument is the reason and basis for the establishment of an argument, that is, the material that proves the argument. Arguments include factual arguments and theoretical arguments.

It is necessary to use factual things to prove theoretical things, so that they can be convincing, true and credible.

An argument is the reason and basis for the establishment of an argument, that is, the material that proves the argument. Arguments include factual arguments and theoretical arguments.

Factual arguments refer to objectively existing circumstances, data, facts, etc. Theoretical arguments refer to theories that have been proven correct by practice, such as scientific principles, laws, axioms, aphorisms, aphorisms, etc.

Arguments support arguments, arguments command arguments, and the two complement each other.

3, *** ideal.

Reading for the rise of China. ”

1.The famous mountain of Tibet will be passed on to future generations.

When he was young, Sima Qian followed his father's will and was determined to write a history book that could "hide the famous mountain and pass it on to future generations". In the seventh year when he began to write this history book, the Li Ling case occurred. In a war with the Xiongnu, Li Ling, the general of the second division, was defeated and surrendered due to being outnumbered.

Sima Qian defended Li Ling, angered Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, ** was imprisoned, and suffered a cruel "rotten punishment".

After being formed, he once planned to commit suicide because of humiliation and pain, but he thought that his dream of writing a history book had not yet been completed. So he endured humiliation and rose up, which lasted a total of 18 years, and finally wrote "Historical Records". This great work has a total of 526,500 words.

It is a precedent for the general history of China's chronicles, which is rich and detailed in historical materials and has always been respected by people. Lu Xun once spoke highly of "Historical Records" in very general language: "The swan song of the historian is the rhyme of the separation." ”

Arguments: 1. Understanding can shorten the distance between people.

2. Only by understanding each other can we get along harmoniously.

3. Understanding can resolve conflicts and contradictions.

4. Only communication can truly achieve understanding.