How do you feel after reading It s Small, Big May Not Be Better .

Interpretation: The text is divided into three layers.

On the first floor, it was written that Li Yuanli in Luoyang was very famous, and ordinary people had no chance to visit. The description of Li Yuanli's fame here provides a background and basis for Kong Rong to successfully become Li Yuanli's guest at the age of ten.

The second layer writes that Kong Rong visited Li Yuanli smartly and wittily, and everyone was surprised. Here Kong Rong skillfully uses the concept of "kinship" to extend the teacher-student relationship between Confucius and Lao Tzu to his own relationship with Li Yuanli.

The third layer writes that Kong Rong wittily refuted Chen Wei's difficulties, once again showing his clever and witty characteristics.

Chen Wei obviously despised Kong Rong, thinking that he was just a stinky child, and deliberately made difficult remarks, meaning: You are young at this time, although you are smart, don't be complacent too early, and you may not be successful when you grow up. Kong Rong cleverly used Chen Wei's criticism of him to reverse the situation, putting Chen Wei in an embarrassing situation, which once again showed his agility and wit.

As the saying goes, "with the way of others, but also the body of others." At this point, Kong Rong's young but witty personality has been vividly reflected.

IQ is only one of the variables that affect people's development, and it is not necessarily related to success.

Be introverted.

Kong Rong is because of his character.

How young he was to be stuck by Cao Cao.

I can't do it.

Feel... Remembering an exam... This is the ancient text.

Illustrating that doing well as a child does not prove that you can also perform well in the future; And when I was a child, my performance was average, and it may not be bad in the future. Therefore, a person's later development cannot be judged by their performance as a child. The story also reminds us that we can't just look at a person's immediate moments and ignore the long-term observation of him.

At the end of the Han Dynasty (Eastern Han Dynasty), there was a very erudite person in Beihai, named Kong Rong, who was the twentieth grandson of Confucius. He has been very smart since he was a child, especially good at rhetoric, and at a young age, he is already well-known in society. When he was ten years old, he went to Luoyang with his father (now Luoyang County, Henan, Luoyang was the capital of the emperors of the past dynasties, and was called the eastern capital because it was located in the east of Chang'an).

At that time, Henan Taishou in Luoyang, was a very prestigious Li Yuanli, because of Li's talent and reputation, his arrogant personality did not like to receive ordinary visitors, and he avoided and rejected the unknown people. Kong Rong, who was only ten years old, just wanted to see Li Yuanli. One day, Kong Rong boldly went to visit this Taishou.

When he arrived at the gate of the house, he said to the gatekeeper: "I am a world friend with your master Li, and I want to come to see him." After the gatekeeper reported, Li Taishou received him.

But when he saw Kong Peng melting, he was very unfamiliar, so he asked Kong Rong: "Does your predecessor really have a relationship with me?" Kong Xian said:

Once upon a time, my ancestor Zhongni (i.e., Confucius) and your ancestor Boyang (referring to Lao Tzu, Lao Tzu's surname is Li Ming'er, the word Boyang) had the respect of teachers (Confucius once asked Lao Tzu about etiquette), so I and you are also world friends! There were many guests present, and Li and his guests were amazed by Kong Rong's words. After a while, Taizhong doctor Chen Wei came to visit Li Yuanli.

Li Yuanli pointed at Kong Rong and introduced his brother and imitation Chen Wei: "This is a little prodigy!" Chen Wei said contemptuously

When you are young, you are smart, but you may not be smart when you grow up. Kong Rong replied wittily: "Doctor Chen, you are so right, it seems that you must have been very smart when you were a child, right?"

Chen Wei was stumped by Kong Rong's words, and he couldn't speak for a long time.

The meaning of being young may not be good: it refers to people who are smart when they are young, but they may not be able to become successful when they grow up.

Meaning: When you are young, you are very smart, but when you grow up, you may not be very talented. Done: Smart.

From Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty "The World Speaks New Language, Language Second", excerpt from the original text:

Taizhong doctor Chen Wei came later, and people said in his language: "It's been a lot, and it's not necessarily good." Wen Ju said: "If you want to be a gentleman when you are young, you must be it." "Yun Da.

Translation: Taizhong doctor Chen Wei only arrived later, and others told him what Kong Rong said, Chen Wei said: "When I was young, I was very smart, but when I grew up, I may not be very talented."

Kong Rong said: "I guess you must have been very smart and pure when you were young. Chen Wei felt cramped and uneasy when he heard this.

Meaning: When you are young, you are very smart, but when you grow up, you may not be very talented.

Original text: Kong Wenju was ten years old and went to Luo with his father. At that time, Li Yuanli was famous and was the captain of the school.

Those who are good at the door are all handsome and talented, and they are cousins, and they are passing. Wen Ju went to the door, and the official said: "I am the prince of Li Mansion."

Both pass, sit forward. Yuan Li asked, "What is the relationship between the king and the servant?"

Said to him: "In the past, Jun Zhongni and Jun ancestor Boyang have the respect of teachers, and they are servants and Jun Yishi are good." "Yuan Li and the guests are not surprised.

Taizhong doctor Chen Wei came later, and people said in his language: "It's been a lot, and it's not necessarily good." Wen Ju said:

If you want to be a young man, you must be done. "Yun hesitated.

Translation: When Kong Rong was ten years old, he followed his father to Luoyang. At that time, Li Ying was very famous and held the position of lieutenant of Si Li.

The people who came to his house were only people of outstanding intelligence, people of honor, and their own relatives. Kong Rong arrived at the door of his house and said to the official guarding the door: "I am a relative of Li Ying.

After the briefing, I stepped forward and sat down. Li Ying asked, "What is your relationship with me?"

Kong Rong said: "In the past, my ancestor Confucius once worshipped your ancestor Lao Tzu as a teacher, so I have been good with you from generation to generation. Li Ying and his guests were not surprised by his words.

Taizhong doctor Chen Wei arrived later, and others told him what Kong Rong said, Chen Wei said: "When I was young, I was very smart, but when I grew up, I may not be very talented." Kong Rong said

I guess you must have been smart when you were younger. Chen Wei felt cramped and uneasy when he heard this.

Source: "The World Speaks New Language, Language II" - Southern Dynasty Liu Yiqing.