What is the feeling of reading the history of Confucianism, and what is the perception of the histor

The insights of "The Outer History of Confucianism" are as follows:

The Outer History of Confucianism vividly portrays the current situation of the decay and erosion of the spiritual, moral, and cultural education of the intellectual class under the imperial examination system. It reveals the concept of fame and fortune of scholars, the bureaucratic system, human relations, and the whole social atmosphere through the various situations of life.

Although it is generally classified as a long-form **, its structure is very different from what people usually call a long-form **. **There are no main characters and story frameworks throughout the book, but a series of relatively independent stories; After the previous story is finished, some new characters are introduced, and these new characters become the main characters in the latter story.

The Outer History of Confucianism has an aesthetic style of blending joy and sorrow. Wu Jingzi can truly show the dual structure of the combination of Qi and Harmony, and the interweaving of sorrow and joy in the satirical object, showing the tragic connotation hidden behind the comical present number of cherry blossoms, so as to give the reader a double aesthetic feeling. Zhou Jin hit the trumpet board, Fan Jinzhong went crazy, Mr. Ma Er bowed to Songchang in the Imperial Library, and Wang Yuhui persuaded the female martyr to laugh.

This semester, I read the book "The Outer History of Confucianism", which is the representative work of writer Wu Jingzi. In this **, Wu Jingzi uses irony to describe the pursuit of fame and fame by the scholars in Fengzhi Chajian society, as well as their living conditions. The characters described in the book are very vivid.

a strict prison student who has love as his life; There is Bao Wenxi, who reads poetry and books hard; There is a ...... of Squire Zhang who fights the autumn windAnd what impressed me the most was the strict prison student who loved his life.

Yan Jiansheng is a rich man with a lot of wealth, land, real estate, and servants, but he is extraordinarily "thrifty". The family is reluctant to buy a pound of meat, sometimes the children in the family can't bear it and take a dollar or two to buy cooked meat to satisfy the children's cravings, and they are reluctant to grab medicine when they are sick, and often deduct the wages of servants ......There is such a fragment in the book, "Yan Jiansheng Before His Death", which describes the story of Yan Jiansheng lighting two lamp grasses because of the lamp before his death, stretching out two fingers and constantly breathing, until Zhao picked off an empty stem, and then died The story depicts the image of Scrooge, who loves money more than life. I believe that everyone is not used to such a person who loves money as much as his life.

Like the fact that the strict prisoners are reluctant to light two lamp grasses, don't we have them in real life? Of course. For example, we don't turn on two lights at the same time in the same house, because one is bright enough'Now, why bother opening an extra one? It's just that we modern people call such behavior thrifting.

In fact, in my opinion, the "diligence and thrift" of the strict prison students is still worth learning from. Now people's living standards have improved, and they often go out to eat big meals, and they don't pack everything they can't eat. It's a waste.

Most of today's children are only children, and their parents will buy them a lot of expensive toys and clothes from famous brands, and they ......don't want to wear them a few timesWhat a waste! Everyone's money is not blown by the wind, it is all hard to earn, so we should quietly save some money and spend the money where it should be spent, but saving is not the same as stinginess.

It is hateful that Yan Jiansheng's love of money is hateful, but his "economy" is worth learning from.