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There are many versions, don't read the West Chamber, Red Mansion, Journey to the West, Water Margin; I don't read the Three Kingdoms.

Because the West Chamber and the Red Chamber are all written about feelings, people feel that young people are easy to think "crookedly" when they see it; The Water Margin is because it stresses righteousness and emphasizes the rivers and lakes, and young people are easy to make mistakes impulsively when they see it; I don't read the Three Kingdoms because the Three Kingdoms always talk about the art of power and conspiracy, and the old man has gone through a lifetime of ups and downs, and when he gets old, he will look at the Three Kingdoms when he is old.

There are generally many variations of such folk proverbs and the like, depending on how the people who spread them at the time explained it, and it is enough to understand the general meaning :)

I don't watch the Water Margin when I always watch it, and I don't watch the Journey to the West.

Reasons, 1, I don't look at the water margin.

Because of the Water Margin, many people died in the later period, some elderly people are more emotional, they can't help crying, for a long time, it is harmful to the body of the elderly, and directly affects the psychological state of the elderly.

2. Don't watch Journey to the West.

It is because after watching Journey to the West, children always fantasize that they can also change seventy-two times like Monkey King, soaring through the clouds, and even taking advantage of the lack of attention from adults, making various similar attempts, which eventually lead to evil consequences.

These two sentences probably appeared in China in the 20th century, the reason is that at that time, Chinese television had just entered thousands of households, many people had not seen it before, did not have the cognitive ability in this area, and regarded what happened on TV as if it was real.

I remember that it was "less than the Water Margin, old don't look at the Three Kingdoms".

If you don't look at the Water Margin, you don't look at the Three Kingdoms"It is because the Water Margin pays attention to the love between people, when people are relatively young, especially between 18-25 years old, many people pay attention to brotherly righteousness, and lack rational thinking. And the elderly, after experiencing the vicissitudes of life, have already understood what they have experienced, so looking at the Three Kingdoms will only make them more aware of the unpredictability of the world and the weakness of human feelings.

Wrong, yes, don't read Water Margin, don't read Three Kingdoms.

I don't read the Three Kingdoms.

It is because there are many descriptions of the use of strategies and strategies in the Three Kingdoms.

For the elders who are already scheming and experienced in life, if they read the Three Kingdoms again, wouldn't it be even more treacherous?

This reason is said in the past.

Confucius once said that older people should know how to make trade-offs about everything, and should not be insatiable. (And when he is old, his blood is declining, and he is in abstinence.) )

Don't read the Water Margin.

is because there are many descriptions of the righteous and fierce plots of the rivers and lakes in the Water Margin, for young people who are originally strong in blood and explore life in worship and imitation, if they read the Water Margin again, wouldn't it add fuel to the fire?

If you think about it, this reason is also in the past.

Confucius once said, "Boy, don't always be fierce and ruthless!" The light will desperately be useless drops! You have to learn to use your brain! (and its strong, blood and strength, ring in the fight).

If you don't look at the Water Margin, you don't look at the Three KingdomsIt has nothing to do with Journey to the West. Maybe I know less, but "I don't look at the Water Margin when I'm young, and I don't look at the Three Kingdoms" is absolutely correct.

In fact, it should be "don't read the Water Margin when you don't read it, and don't read the Three Kingdoms when you don't read it".

Young people are strong in blood and should abstain from fighting, and the Water Margin has many vicious and cruel battles, so it is not recommended that young people read; The elderly have a lot of life experience, and the accumulation of experience is also easy to develop the habit of being old and treacherous, and the three countries mostly use tricks, so it is not recommended that the elderly read. In short, the most commendable thing about all stages of life is to make your character as balanced as possible, young people are full of momentum, so you have to be a little older, so you don't read Water Margin; The elderly are full of the world, and it is possible to be treacherous, so they should be a little more naïve of young people, so they don't read the Three Kingdoms.

It is "less than the Water Margin, old not to look at the Three Kingdoms".

The first floor is very correct, if you don't read the Water Margin, you don't read the Three Kingdoms.

Don't look at the Red Mansion. I am afraid of affecting the young generation of early love.

I don't look at the Water Margin, I'm afraid of killing too much.

It's a young person who doesn't read the Water Margin, and an old person who doesn't read the Three Kingdoms.

If you don't read the Red Mansion, you don't read the Water Margin.

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Problem description: Less to look at the Three Kingdoms means that there are too many schemes in the Three Kingdoms, which is not suitable for children to watch.

And if you don't watch Journey to the West, there are elderly people who don't like the word Journey to the West, which is just homophonic with Journey to the West?

Discuss, is there any source?

Some say there is another way of saying it:

If you don't look at the Water Margin, you don't look at the Three Kingdoms

Which one is the original version? Which one is more authoritative?

Analysis: There are many versions, less than reading the West Chamber, Red Mansion, Journey to the West, Water Margin; I don't read the Three Kingdoms.

Because the West Chamber and the Red Mansion are all written about feelings, people feel that young people are easy to think about the "crooked" place of wide noise; The Water Margin is because it stresses righteousness and emphasizes the rivers and lakes, and young people are easy to make mistakes impulsively when they see it; I don't read the Three Kingdoms because the Three Kingdoms always talk about the art of power and conspiracy, and the old man has gone through a lifetime of ups and downs, and when he gets old, he will look at the Three Kingdoms and then look at the easy old traitor and open his eyes.

There are generally many variations of this kind of folk proverb, depending on how the people who spread these at the time explained it, and understand the general meaning :)

The correct way to say it is that you don't look at the Three Kingdoms and don't look at the Water Margin.

In fact, such an evaluation of "Water Margin" and "Three Kingdoms" is unfair and one-sided. This phrase first came from the words of Mr. Jin Shengsi, a famous writer and literary critic in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, referring to the fact that people should not read "Water Margin" when they are young, and they should not read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" when they are old.

I don't read Water Margin, mainly because young people are strong-blooded, easy to be impulsive, and have poor ability to distinguish between right and wrong, and many scenes in "Water Margin" are not suitable for young people to imitate, which has a great impact on the growth of teenagers. Such as: attacking cities and breaking prisons, robbing homes and houses, rebelling if they disagree, and so on.

The reason why I don't look at the Three Kingdoms

Almost all of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Li Sen is scheming and calculating, which will inevitably make people follow suit and scheming, and become cunning and cunning. People who are well versed in the world read "Three Kingdoms" and have insight into the intrigues and tricks in it, and it is inevitable that they will become more scheming and full of ravines, so they do not read the Three Kingdoms all the time.

There is a saying, "I always read "Three Kingdoms" and tears are empty", and older people reading "Three Kingdoms" often evoke the pride and ambition of the four seas and swallowing the eight wildernesses, and produce the emotion of the hero's twilight, and I have no choice but to cry bitter old tears, so I don't read the Three Kingdoms all the time. People are in their twilight years, and they have experienced a lot in their lives, and if they see the schemes of various people in "Three Kingdoms", they can't help but remember what happened to them.