In the book of family affairs and commandments, Zhuge Liang s wisdom is embodied

The wisdom of educating future generations.

Zhuge Liangyan Family Affairs" is a passage said by Zhuge Liang of Shu Kingdom, from "Three Kingdoms".

And the Book of Commandments

It was written by Zhuge Liang, a politician during the Three Kingdoms period, to his son Zhuge Zhan before his death.

A letter from home. From the text, it can be seen that Zhuge Liang is a father with noble character and profound knowledge, and his ardent teachings and infinite expectations for his son are all in this book.

Through wisdom, rationality, conciseness and prudence, the full text expresses the love for the son of fathers all over the world very deeply, and has become a famous article for students in later generations to cultivate themselves. This article was selected as a middle school Chinese textbook.

Have the wisdom of incorruptibility: high wind and bright festival, do not seek personal gain. It can be seen from "Yan Family Affairs" that as the prime minister of Shu, he only lives on Yulu and does not use power for personal gain; There is the wisdom of education:

It can be seen that Zhuge Liang does not accumulate material wealth for the next generation, but earnestly teaches the next generation to "quiet self-cultivation and thrift to cultivate virtue", teaching children to be quiet and far-reaching, indifferent and ambitious, in order to increase their talents; There is the wisdom of learning: "no broad talent, no ambition to learn", far-sighted, but also accumulated learning and achievement, only continuous learning, in order to increase their talents, only with the will to obtain the results of learning.

Book of Commandments: This classical Chinese text writes about Zhuge Liang's longing and expectation for his son, and perhaps Zhuge Liang's godson is well-founded. It reflects the wisdom of Zhuge Liang's godson.

Don't carve anything, and talk about the wisdom of parenting that is approachable.

In the "Book of Commandments", Zhuge Liang taught his son to "keep oneself" and "be quiet" in oneself, encourage his son to study diligently and be inspirational, and work his self-cultivation from the shore and tranquility. He said, "The husband must be quiet to learn, and only then can he learn, and if he does not learn, he will not be able to broaden his talents, and if he is not ambitious, he will not be able to learn."

It means that if you are not stable and quiet, you cannot study hard for a long time to achieve lofty ideals, and in order to learn true knowledge, you must make your body and mind study in tranquility, and people's talents are accumulated from continuous learning; If you don't study hard, you can't grow and develop your talents; Academic success cannot be achieved without an unwavering will. Zhuge Liang taught his son not to be impetuous, and his behavior was ridiculous.

In the second half of the epistle, he earnestly instructed his son in the tone of a loving father: If the young do not work hard, the old man will be sad. This may seem like a cliché, but it is a loving father's instruction to his son, and every word is the truth in his heart and a summary of his life, so it is particularly cherished.

Zhuge Liang condensed the wisdom of his life into this 86-character "Book of Rings", and Yin Yin hoped that his son Zhuge Zhan would follow it. The so-called loyalty and filial piety cannot be both, and Zhuge Liang also cannot take care of educating future generations. Zhuge Liang deeply felt that he owed his son too much, and probably knew that his time was short; So I wrote down my summary of my whole life and left it to my 8-year-old son.

Although this cannot be said to be compensation, it also expresses Zhuge Liang's apology to the family. Fathers are also role models for their children. Zhuge Liang did his best for Shu Han, and Zhuge Zhan also died for Shu Han.

Zhuge Liang's letter not only allows us to learn how to educate our children; It also reminds us to be a good parent and set a good example for our children. Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments" is worth reciting and learning together as a family, and at the same time telling our children that it should also be passed on.

From the Book of Commandments and Zhuge Liang's biography, I realized Zhuge Liang's strategic planning and mastery of children's education.

Zhuge Liang is a genius who is well versed in the knowledge of Qimen Dunjia.

You are waiting for him, Zhuge Liang's success reflects Zhuge Liang's wisdom and talent.

Zhuge Liang's main point of view in the book of commandments is that he wants to exhort his son Zhuge Zhan to work hard in both learning and life, and to constantly make progress through learning, so as not to waste time and waste his time. In the book of commandments, the most able to reflect Zhuge Liang's point of view is "quiet self-cultivation, thrift to cultivate virtue", which is also the central idea of the whole article, quiet self-cultivation is mainly through inner tranquility to improve their body and mind, that is, not to love vanity, thrifty to cultivate virtue is to need to cultivate their own character with thrift and property, that is, not to be greedy for power and wealth, only in this way, can they make continuous progress, not to be trapped in the thatched house and self-pity and sigh.

Zhuge Liang in the "Book of Commandments" mainly expounded the point of view is learning and being a person, "quiet to self-cultivation, thrifty to cultivate virtue", Zhuge Liang advises children to be quiet to be able to cultivate body and mind, meditation and reflection, can not be quiet, can not effectively plan the future, and the primary condition for learning, is to have a quiet environment.

Learning and being a human being.

Quiet to self-cultivation, thrifty to cultivate virtue".

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"The Book of Commandments" is a family letter written by Zhuge Liang to his 8-year-old son Zhuge Zhan before his death, and has become a famous article for students in later generations to cultivate themselves. It can be seen as Zhuge Liang's summary of his life.

It shows that Zhuge Liang is a father of noble character and great learning.