As the old saying goes, a woman is virtuous if she is not talented. So isn t there any virtue for a

This is not necessarily, many times this statement is to deceive women, because this is according to the traditional view of feudal etiquette and religion to put forward women's conduct, so it is inevitable that this statement will appear, of course, there are many talented and virtuous women in feudal society (according to the three outlines and five permanent theories of feudal society). For example, the most representative is the famous talented woman Shangguan Wan'er in the Tang Dynasty, her literary talent and wisdom were very outstanding at that time, and the legend was unique and famous at the time, but she had an affair with Wu Sansi and Cui Ti, and she was also a wall grass in politics, although she was very intelligent, but in the end she died at the hands of Tang Xuanzong Li Longji. However, "a woman's lack of talent is virtue."

It is a discriminatory statement in itself, an oppression of feudal women's right to education, and it is definitely not in line with the spirit of equality of civil rights in the current society, but any sentence is biased, "talent" and "morality" do not have an inevitable relationship, it can only be said that virtuous people may not be talented, and talented people may not be virtuous, so today's education should be based on cultivating people with both talent and morality, of course, it is not necessarily possible to cultivate people with real talents and virtues.

Actually, say"A woman is virtuous if she is not talented"In order to stabilize their position of male superiority and inferiority, talented people are naturally open-minded and have many unusual ideas and actions, if this is the case, then women can do what men do, and men's status is not guaranteed Now. Of course, I hope to be both talented and virtuous.

Source: Zhang Dai's "Public Sacrifice of Mrs. Qi" in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties: "Mei Gong said: 'A husband is virtuous, and a woman is virtuous. This statement is very uncertain. ”

Translation: Originally, the upper link of this sentence was "a man is virtuous is talented", and the lower link is "a woman is virtuous if she is not talented". First sentence:

A man is virtuous is talented", this is the hope that a promising man will be the main one with virtue, supplemented by talent, and warn every man to be the master of virtue, rather than telling men not to attach importance to talent.

And what does the next link "women are virtuous if they are not talented" still means to persuade women to act with virtue, rather than degrading women for not being talented.

A woman's lack of talent is the next sentence: this sentence is very untrue. From: Zhang Dai of the Qing Dynasty "Public Sacrifice of Mrs. Qi" Original text: Mei Gong said: A husband is virtuous, and a woman is virtuous, which is very untrue.

A woman's lack of talent is virtue, and this statement is very untrue.