Mozi angrily scolded the translator of the ploughing pillar, which brother knows?

Mozi Ploughing Pillar Forty-sixth

Original text: Mozi angrily ploughs the pillar. The ploughing pillar said:

Am I no better? Mozi said: "I will go to Taihang, with Ji and ox driving, who will the son plan?"

The ploughing pillar said: "Will be strategic." Mozi said:

Why is it a strategy and not a cow? The ploughing pillar said: "Ji is enough to plan."

Mozi said: "I also think that the son is enough, so I am angry." "Ploughing the pillars.

Translation: Mozi was angry with his protégé, Ploughing Zhuzi, who said, "Am I not better than others?"

Mozi said, "If I were to go up to Taihang Mountain and drive with a good horse or an ox, which one would you drive?" The ploughing pillar said:

Then of course I'll use a good horse. Mozi said, "Why drive a good horse and not a cow?"

The ploughman said, "Because good horses are worth driving." Mozi said

I also think you're worth whipping, so I'm mad at you. "The ploughing pillar suddenly realized.

Notes: 1Mozi: Mo Zhai, the founder of the Mohist school during the Warring States Period, "Zi" means "sir".

2.Ploughing Pillar: Mozi's protégé.

3.Angry: Yes. Feeling angry.

4.Healing people: better than others. Heal: exceed, overcome.

5.Will: Prepare.

6.Taihang: The name of the mountain, the big mountain range that stretches over Shaanxi, Hebei and Henan provinces.

7.Ji: Good horse.

8.Who's Planning: That is, "Who's Planning", which kind of drive (referring to Ji or Ox).

9.Strategy: Drive.

10.Why: Why.

11.Foot: Enough.

12.Responsibility: Whip, spur.

13.Enlightenment: Understood.

14.Child: You.

15.to: think; To.

The translation of Kuaima Jiashu Chinese is as follows:

Mozi was angry with his protégé, Ploughing Pillar, who said, "Isn't there anything better about me than others? Mozi said

If I were to go up to the Taihang Mountains and drive with a good horse or an ox, would you spur the horse or the ox? The ploughman said, "Then of course I will whip and dress up the horse."

Mozi said, "Why whip the horse? The ploughing pillar said:

Horses are only worth the spur when they run fast. Mozi said, "I also think you are worthy of my encouragement, so I am angry."

The ploughing pillar has come to his senses.

Original text: Mozi angrily ploughs the pillar (fast horse and whip)".

Zi Mozi ploughed the pillar angrily. The ploughing pillar said: "I am no better than others?

Zi Mozi said: "I will go to Taihang, drive the horse and the ox, who will I drive the finch branches?" The ploughing pillar said:

Will drive Ji also. Zi Mozi said: "Why do you drive Ji also?

The ploughing pillar said: "Ji is enough to be responsible." Zi Mozi said:

I also think that the Son is enough to be responsible, so I am angry with him. “

"Hurry up and whip" is from "Mozi Cultivates the Pillar in Anger", and the ancient text writes about Mozi's criticism of his protégé cultivating the pillar. The ploughing pillar was proud and complacent, thinking that there was still a place to surpass others, Mozi used the comparison between a horse and an ox to warn the ploughing pillar that it was precisely because the horse had the ability to go up the Taihang Mountain, so it was necessary to ride the horse. In this way, students are encouraged to make continuous progress and be able to take responsibility.

Mozi's language is unpretentious, sometimes even flat and straightforward, with little literary brilliance, and he does not like to tell fables like Zhuangzi, but his words are very logical. He believes that "the literary style is too good", but it will make the listener "obsessed with the words and lose the reason", which is not conducive to his own expression and dissemination. This article reflects Mozi's straightforward way of speaking, which also reflects that Mozi is a person who is upright, honest and straightforward.

Mozi was angry with his protégé, Ploughing the Pillar.