The two children laughed and said, Who knows more about you?

Two Children's Debate Day".

Confucius traveled eastward, saw two children arguing, and asked why. A son said: "I go near at the beginning of the sunrise, and I am far away in the middle of the day."

A child is far away at the beginning of the day, and the middle of the day is near. A son said: "The beginning of the day is as big as the car cover, and in the middle of the day, it is like a plate, this is not the far small and the near is big?"

A son said: "The beginning of the day is cool, and the middle of the day is like a soup, this is not hot for the near and cold for the far?" "Confucius can't decide.

The two children smiled and said: "Who is more knowing!" ”

One child said, "I think the sun is close to people when it comes out, but far away at noon." Another child thinks that the sun is far away at the beginning of the day and close at noon.

The former child said, "When the sun first comes out, it is as big as the canopy of a car, and at noon it is as small as the mouth of a plate and bowl. ”

Another child said, "When the sun first comes out, it is cool and cool, and at noon it is so hot that it is like putting your hand into hot water. ”

When Confucius listened, he couldn't judge who was right and who was wrong. The two children laughed and said, "Who says you know a lot of things?" ”

1. The two children laughed: "Who said you have more wisdom? ”

2. Can it be said that this is because his intelligence is not as good as the previous one? I said, "No."

3. Confucius traveled to the East and saw two children arguing on the way. Just ask them why they're debating.

The two little children laughed and said, "Who says you know more? ”

Of course, Confucius cannot be blamed for this, which shows that even a knowledgeable person like Confucius will have knowledge that he does not understand, which fully shows that no one is perfect, and only by constantly working hard to learn all kinds of knowledge can he continue to make progress and not be ridiculed by others.

It is impossible for no one to know everything, and the same is true for sages, which reflects Confucius's rigorous attitude, not knowing is not knowing, and not jumping to conclusions at will.

Confucius met two children arguing about the size of the sun in the morning and at noon, and what they said made sense, and Confucius lamented that the afterlife was terrifying.

Two children debate Japanese translation, hurry up and come in and learn it.

The two children smiled and said to Confucius, "Who said you are well-informed?

The two children laughed and said, "Who said you were knowledgeable?" ”

The two children smiled and said, "Who said you are well-informed?"

The two children smiled and said: "Who said you have a lot of wisdom?" ”

Original text] The two children smiled and said, which is more for you to know.

Translation] Naima two twigs and finches smiled and said, who said you have more wisdom.

As a result, Confucius couldn't make a decision, and the two children laughed because of this. It reflects the superficial understanding of nature during the Warring States period: praises the precious spirit of exploration of the two children.