Half of the treatise on language rules the world, but where did the other half go?

The meaning of this sentence:Learning half of the Analects is enough to govern the world, and it does not mean that only half of the Analects remains. This sentence is an allusion, and this allusion comes from Zhao Pu of the Song Dynasty. Whenever Zhao Pu encountered something difficult to solve, he would go to the back of the bookcase and look through a book, and he thought of a solution as he flipped through it.

Zhao Pu's subordinates were very strange, and when Zhao Pu was away, he turned out the book and saw that it was only half of the Analects, so he came out to say this.

There is no record of the story of Zhao Pu's study of half of the Analects in the History of the Song Dynasty, and most of them are folk sayings. Some people like to smoke when they think, and use smoking to concentrate. Some chess players like to fiddle with the folding fan in their hands when they play chess and think.

These are all thought through a form of habit.

When Zhao Pu encountered a problem that was difficult to solve, he went to read the Analects. In fact, it is not that there is any good way to govern the country in the Analects. On the surface, Zhao Pu is reading the AnalectsIn fact, Zhao Pu was only thinking by looking at the form of the Analects.

Confucianism was originally a very practical school. Sima Tan said in "On the Essence of the Six Schools": "Confucianism takes the six arts as the law.

The six arts include six types of skills such as "etiquette, music, archery, royalty, calligraphy, and mathematics", which were originally the education of the nobles of the Zhou Dynasty. By now, it's professional skills such as etiquette, art, military (shooting), driving, culture, and mathematics.

Morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics, labor and professionalism must all be possessed in order to be regarded as a Confucian. Such a standard is actually very difficult to meet. All of these are available, whether ancient or modern, let alone Chinese and foreign, they are all scarce talents.

Moreover, there are too many courses to learn in Confucianism, and it is difficult to get up early and go to bed late to learn more than 90 points, so many people can only engage in partial subjects, and it is already very good to learn half of the Analects well.

Of course, the other half is still there, and half of it has the world, which shows the incisiveness in the Analects, and as long as you comprehend half of the Analects, you can get the world.

"Governing the world" requires Confucianism and Taoism, and the combination of two can govern the world. As a Confucian classic, the Analects can only be half of it, so that there is a saying that "half of the Analects governs the world", and the other half is still the Analects.

It means that the Analects are very profound things, and their content is so deep that you only need to comprehend half of its content to govern the world well, and if you comprehend the other half, you can get rid of the mortal womb and become a saint.

The origin of the saying "Half of the Analects to Rule the World" was first in the Southern Song Dynasty, when Zhao Pu once said: "The Analects of the Analects 20 articles, I use half of the Taizu to set the world." As long as the parables are studied diligently, even half of the Analects can govern the world.

This is just an exaggeration, and half of the Analects can be used as a national policy, and Confucianism is the symbol of the founding national policy of the Zhao and Song dynasties.

The others are also there, this sentence is only used to describe the meaning of the Analects is broad and profound, half of it can rule the world, it can be said to be very powerful.

This sentence only shows that the Analects is broad and profound, and even if you only study half of it, you can govern the world, not that it is only half of it.

The meaning of this sentence is that learning half of the Analects is enough to govern the world, but in fact, there is no other half, but the Analects are broad and profound.