What does this parable tell us?

Don't let the unlikely chance of it happening affect our lives all the time.

The idiom originally meant that there was a person in the country who was afraid that the sky would fall, and it was often used as a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

The original intention was to advocate "following nature and governing by inaction". This is a reflection of the Taoist philosophy of life. Later, the idiom "unfounded worries" was often used to describe unnecessary and unfounded worries.

However, if you look at it from a positive perspective, it is a good performance of actively discovering problems in life and being diligent.

Before human beings fully understood the natural world, it was not wrong for a person to ask any question, and his inquisitive and inquisitive spirit was not wrong. However, it is not right for people to worry and worry about this problem all day long, and it affects their physical and mental life. There's a lot going to happen and not going to happen in the future, what's the use of us just worrying all the time?

The key is to learn more knowledge, understand nature, and take precautions.

There is nothing in the world, and mediocrity disturbs it in vain. "Modern society is a highly competitive society, and whether or not you have a good mindset and a healthy psychological condition is extremely important for a person's development. We should always pay attention to analyzing the connection between things and prevent subjective one-sidedness and blindness.

For some problems that cannot be recognized and solved, we should not fall into endless sorrow and be unable to extricate ourselves. Life is joyful and open-minded.

This parable tells us that we must be tolerant of others in life, and do not want to take revenge on others for a small thing, otherwise we will bring misfortune to ourselves.

Because in this story, people think too much, so worry about the sky. The fable of unfounded worries ridicules people who have no ambitions and suffer from gains and losses. The idiom is unfounded and worries about things that are unrealistic.

"Worrying about the Sky" is a fable, from "Liezi Tianrui Chapter". Through the story of unfounded worries, the article ridicules the kind of mediocrity who is both self-disturbing and disturbing all day long with unnecessary worries and endless sorrows, and tells people not to worry and worry unfoundedly.

A brief introduction to the story of unfounded worries.

There is a person in the country who is always afraid that the sky will fall and the earth will fall. He couldn't sit or stand, he didn't dare to sleep, and he didn't want to eat. His friends, seeing that he was always worried, became worried for him, and ran to tell him:

The sky is nothing but a very thick atmosphere. You breathe all day, you're in the atmosphere, so why worry about it collapsing?

When the man heard this, he became even more worried, and said, "According to what you say, the sky is very thick, so don't the sun, moon, and stars all have to fall?" My friend said: What are you afraid of, the sun, moon and stars are just some glowing things in the atmosphere, and even if they fall, they can't hit people.

The man thought for a while, and felt that his friend had made some sense, and it seemed that the sky would not fall. But he was still not at ease, and asked: What should I do if the ground collapses?

My friend said, "The ground is nothing but very thick soil." You look at the east, west, north and south, there is no dirt anywhere.

You're walking around on the dirt all day, why worry about it collapsing? That person heard that the ground would not collapse, and he finally put his mind at ease.

"Worrying about the Sky" is a fable, from "Liezi Tianrui Chapter", which is a very famous ancient fable. This fable uses dialogue to portray the characters, and the characters are distinct. The story is short, but the moral is profound and intriguing.

Everyone also uses this word in daily life, so what is the main purpose of worrying about the sky?

The main purpose of worrying about the sky is to tell people not to worry about those unrealistic things in life, to think wildly, to learn to let go, and to be open-minded and open to everything in life. Through the story of unfounded worries, he ridicules the kind of mediocrity who is both self-disturbing and disturbing all day long with unnecessary worries and endless sorrows, and tells people not to worry and worry without grounds.

Legend has it that in ancient times, there was a person in the country of Qi, who was worried every day that the sky would fall, the earth would fall, and the sun, moon and stars would fall. When a friend of the people saw that he was so worried, he came to him and said, "Heaven is nothing but gas piled up together, and the heavens and the earth are full of this gas, and your every move, every breath and breath is connected with the gas."

You live in the middle of heaven and earth all day long, why are you still worried that the sky will fall? "Cavity.

When he heard this, he became even more panicked and hurriedly asked, "If the sky is really made up of gas, then won't the sun, moon and stars fall down when they hang on top of the gas?" The friend replied

The sun, moon and stars are also made up of gases, but they emit light. Even if it falls, it will never hurt anyone."

After pondering for a while, he asked, "What if the earth collapses?" The friend explained

"The earth is just a clod of earth. These dirt and stones are everywhere, crammed into every corner. You can run and jump on it as much as you want, so why worry about it collapsing?

After such enlightenment, the round sedan chair of Qirenling suddenly realized, and then he was relieved and lived happily.

The story of unfounded worries tells us not to worry about things that are unrealistic.

This is a puzzle fable, which writes about two kinds of people: those who worry about the sky and those who worry about people. This parable is a spicy satire on those who have no ambitions, and who suffer from gains and losses.

The objective significance of this fable is worthy of attention, because it reflects the achievements of the natural sciences at that time in the transformation of the cosmic shape into theory, the so-called "accumulation of gas", "accumulation of blocks", "the sun, moon and stars also accumulate the glory in the atmosphere" and other opinions, and its level of dialectical thinking is so high that it is convincing.

This fable uses dialogue to portray the characters, and the characters are distinct. The story is short, but the moral is profound and intriguing. The article is basically composed of dialogue, concise and to the point, logical and rigorous, and the tone of the reading is coherent.

This fable has also become a common allusion to literati in later generations, such as Li Baiyou's poem "Some people in the country are worried about the sky", which is based on this.

You can put a little pressure on yourself and make yourself more motivated

If you are a little worried, you can also think about things comprehensively, and you can feel at ease.