Is there a little story about character and life?

In fact, morality and sentiment are all fucked things at all. Aren't there a lot of people who are not virtuous but talented, and how many people who lack virtue and are successful! And there is a saying that "the villain tempts him to take advantage, and the gentleman can deceive him" I personally feel that in this society, high morality can only be said to be a good person, but it may not be successful, and it should be more difficult to succeed than a person without virtue!

A gentleman can be bullied, it was Confucius who said; To what extent is it bullied? Mencius followed suit. One is that Mr. Zichan was deceived, and someone sent him a fish, which was originally to be raised in the water first, but the next person cooked it, and then Zichan said, "Oh, this fish was originally placed in the water, but it was swimming, and suddenly disappeared."

So the lovely Mr. Kosan said, well, this fish is"Deserves it"It means that it has arrived at where it should go; The second is that Emperor Shun was trapped, saying that his brother deceived him into going down the well, and then covered the mouth of the well, but Shun somehow escaped alive, and he still had a good face towards his brother, and he didn't blame him for framing him at all. Look, these two gentlemen were deceived in vain.

Moral stories for children

1. Kong Rong let pears

Kong Rong was a famous literary scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. When he was younger, he always took one of the youngest every time he ate pears with his brother. When his father asked him why, he said, "I am the younger brother, the youngest, and I should eat the younger one." Later, "Kong Rong made pears" became a model of unity and friendship.

2. Send goose feathers for thousands of miles

During the Tang Dynasty, the leader of an ethnic minority in Yunnan sent a special envoy to contribute swans to Taizong. On the way, Mian Bogao accidentally let the swan fly away, leaving only a few goose feathers, this allusion is a metaphor for the thin gift, but the affection is unusually strong. After arriving in Chang'an, Burmese Bo Gao visited the tomb of the slag brigade to see Tang Taizong, presented goose feathers and wrote a poem "Etiquette is light and affectionate, and goose feathers are sent in thousands of towns".

3. Xu Heng does not eat ownerless pears

Xu Heng is a meta-scientist. Once he was walking in the middle of summer, very thirsty, and encountered a pear tree on the side of the road, and everyone else was vying to pick pears to eat, but Xu Heng was the only one who sat upright.

When he was asked, he said, "The pear tree has no master, but my heart has a master." What has been lost by others cannot be accepted even if it is not in the slightest moral sense.

4. Chengmen Lixue

During the Northern Song Dynasty, Yang Shi and You Xing went together to ask the teacher Cheng Yi for advice, and happened to catch Cheng Yi resting, they couldn't bear to disturb, so they quietly waited for the teacher to wake up. After a while, it snowed heavily outside the house, and the weather was cold, and when Cheng Yi woke up, the snow was already a foot deep. And "Chengmen Lixue" has also become a model of respecting teachers and teachers.

5. Su Wu shepherds

During the Western Han Dynasty, Su Wu was ordered to send an envoy to the Xiongnu. The Xiongnu nobles wanted to recruit Su Wu, threatened and lured him many times, and exiled him to the remote Beihai to shepherd sheep. Su Wu held the talisman on behalf of the Han Dynasty, and did not leave his body for a moment, and as the years passed, the three-layer yak tail decorated on the knotted pole was gone.

Despite all the hardships, he never betrayed his country.

Moral stories suitable for children include Che Yinnan, Zhang Liang apprenticeship, etc., as follows:

1. Che Yin sac firefly.

Che Yin is a native of the Jin Dynasty, smart and studious since childhood, but his family is poor, and he often has no oil to light the lamp. So he caught fireflies on summer nights and used them to illuminate his night reading, and his knowledge increased day by day, and he became a well-known scholar. "Che Yin Bao Firefly" has also become an allusion to diligent study.

2. Zhang Liang apprenticed.

Before Zhang Liang became Liu Bang's military teacher, one day he was walking on the bridge, and an old man deliberately dropped his shoes under the bridge and asked Zhang Liang to pick up the shoes and put them on for him. After Zhang Liang did so, the old man happily called him a teachable son and gave him a copy of "Taigong's Art of War". Zhang Liang studied carefully and finally became a generation of military advisors.

This story later became a famous allusion to respecting the elderly.

3. Kong Rong let pears.

Kong Rong was a famous literary scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. When he was young, he took the youngest every time he ate pears with his brother. When his father asked him why, he said, "I am the youngest of my younger brothers, so I should eat the youngest." Later, Kong Rong slipped and destroyed the pear to become a model of unity.

4. Send goose feathers for thousands of miles.

A special envoy of an ethnic minority in Yunnan Province presented a swan to Tang Taizong. On the way, he accidentally let the swan fly away, leaving only a few goose feathers. Burmese Bogao presented goose feathers and wrote a poem "The gift is light and affectionate, and the goose feathers are sent for thousands of miles" as a metaphor for the gift and let the excitement be thin, but the affection is unusually strong.

5. Friends of Guan Bao.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Bao Shuya was a strategist of the Duke of Qi Huan, and his good friend Guan Zhong once worked under the door of the Duke of Qi Huan's enemies, and was captured after his defeat. Duke Qi Huan asked Bao Shuya to be Xiangguo, he strongly recommended Guan Zhong, and finally Guan Zhong became Xiangguo, and Bao Shuya became his subordinate, and this friendship was passed down in history as a beautiful talk.