Zheng Renmai repeatedly comes out of the fable

Zheng Ren buys shoes from "Han Feizi Waichu Says Upper Left".

The truth that Zheng Renmai told us is: we must know how to be flexible in doing things, not too rigid, we must proceed from reality, respect objective facts, and we cannot always think that what is in books is the truth. This story also has great educational significance in our current situation, and we must know how to be flexible in our learning and apply the knowledge in books to our lives reasonably.

The fable of "Zheng Ren Buys Shoes" tells people the first truth: everything must have a standard.

Zheng Ren buys shoes", the second truth told by the story of "Zheng Ren's Absolute Saying": we must proceed from reality in doing things.

The third truth that the fable tells people is that facts are the basis of standards.

The synopsis of the fable "Zheng Ren Buys Shoes":

Once upon a time, there was a Zheng Guoren who wanted to buy a new pair of shoes, so he measured the size of his feet in advance, and then put the measured size on his seat. When I arrived at the market, I forgot to bring my size. Pick out your shoes.

Only to realize: "I forgot to bring my size." So he went home and got his size.

By the time he returned to the bazaar, the bazaar had already dispersed, and he ended up not getting shoes. Someone asked, "Why don't you try on shoes with your own feet?"

"I'd rather trust a good size than my feet," he said. ”

This Zheng Guoren only believes in the size obtained by measuring his feet, but does not believe in his own feet, not only makes a big joke with Zhizi, but also carries it violently and does not even buy shoes, becoming a laughing stock. This fable is often used to ridicule dogmatists who "start from books only, not from reality" because they believe that "only what is in books is the truth, and what is not written is not the truth".

Zheng people buy shoes to describe some people who are detached from reality; Do it only by dogma. Be realistic, be flexible, and don't stick to dogma. Here's what I've prepared for you, I hope you enjoy it!

Original

There was a Zheng Guoren who wanted to buy shoes, he first measured the size of his feet, and then put the measured size on his seat. When he got to the market, he forgot to bring his measurements. He had already picked out his shoes before he said:

I forgot to bring my measured size. So I went home and got my size. By the time he returned to the bazaar, the bazaar had already dispersed, and he ended up not getting any shoes.

Someone asked, "Why don't you use your feet to try on the size of your shoes?" He said:

I'd rather trust a good size than my feet.

Implications

Zheng Ren buys shoes tells the story of a Zheng Guo man who went to the market to buy shoes in ancient times, but did not buy shoes because he only believed in the good size but did not believe in his own feet, which satirizes the practice of many people in the world who ignore the actual situation and only believe in dogma.

Description: This stupid and ridiculous story satirizes those who are conformist, superstitious and dogmatic, and do not believe in objective reality.

Impressions after reading

Today, the teacher told us a classical Chinese essay "Zheng Ren Buys Shoes". I understood and blurted out, "He's stupid!" Just try it with a tease and shake your feet, and you have to go home and get the size. How did he not know to be flexible? ”

Zheng Ren Buys Shoes" tells such a story: A man who bumped into Zheng Guoren wanted to buy shoes, he took a ruler and measured his feet and put them on the seat. After he had chosen his shoes at the bazaar, he remembered that he had forgotten his size, so he wanted to go home and pick them up.

The shoe seller asked him to try to see if it would fit, and he said he only trusted size. When he came back from home, the bazaar was dispersed, the shoe seller was gone, and he didn't buy any shoes.

The man didn't get shoes because he wouldn't be flexible. It's not about buying shoes for others, you can try them for yourself first, just fit them, so that you can buy shoes. From this incident, I thought of an incident when I was taking English class at Golden Boy.

The classmate next to me forgot to bring the book, and I asked him to read a book with me, but he insisted that he wanted to see his own, and that his mother had to go home and get it. He's been talking about how he hasn't brought the book yet. All his thoughts were on his mother's book, because his house was far away, and he was out of class when he didn't talk about his mother's book.

He didn't listen to this class, which delayed his study. If you read anyone's book, you can learn knowledge, but if you don't take your own book, why do you have to wait to read your own?

In life, we must learn to be flexible when we encounter things, think of more ways, and don't be laughed at like Zheng Guoren who bought shoes.

Once upon a time, there were Zheng people who planned to go to the market to buy a pair of shoes to wear. He first measured the length of his feet and made a ruler. But when he left, he was careless and forgot the ruler on the stool at home.

He walked to the bazaar and found a place to sell shoes. I was about to buy shoes, but I found that I had forgotten the ruler at home, so I said to the shoe seller"I forgot the size of my shoes at home, and I will buy them when I get home. "After saying that, he hurried home.

He hurried home, took a ruler, and ran to the bazaar in a panic. It was getting late, and the bazaar had dispersed. He made two trips in vain, but he didn't buy shoes.

When others found out about it, they thought it was strange, so they asked him; "Why don't you try on shoes with your own feet instead of going home and getting a ruler? "This Zheng Guoren, who bought shoes, said:"I'd rather trust a good ruler than my feet.

Moral Implications:

People who don't look at reality and stick to the rules often do ridiculous things. Zheng Renmai admonishes people to be flexible and adaptable to things, and should pay more attention to objective reality and act from reality.

This story tells people that we must be flexible and adaptable to things, not stick to rules and dogmas, pay attention to objective facts, and proceed from reality in dealing with people. This Zheng Guoren only believes in the size obtained by measuring his feet, but does not believe in his own feet, not only makes a big joke, but also can't even buy shoes, becoming a laughing stock.

In real life, when buying shoes, you only believe in the foot size and don't believe in the foot, you only know how to stick to dogma and don't know how to be flexible, and people who don't have brains may not have it, but there are people like this, and there are not many. Some people speak, do things, and think about problems, but only start from books, not from reality.

He believes what is written in the books, and he does not believe what is not written in the books but actually exists. In the view of such people, only what is written in books is the truth, and what is not written is not the truth. In this way, of course, the thinking will be rigid, and the action will easily hit the wall.

1, Zheng Ren buys shoes, is a fable in the pre-Qin era, from "Han Feizi Waichu Says on the Left". It is both an idiom and an allusion, but it is also a fable, mainly about the story of Zheng Guo's people who believe in "scale" too much, resulting in the inability to buy shoes. It reveals Zheng Ren's habit of sticking to dogma and relying on data.

This parable satirizes the dogmatists who stick to the old ways, and if they don't think about it, they will eventually achieve nothing.

2. Implication: People should be good at being flexible, not rigid and dogmatic.