Why did the name of the strict prisoner in The Outer History of Confucianism come up like this?

Yan Jiansheng, named Yan Dayu, the word is harmonious. The prison student is not his name, but the "diploma" he received after taking the imperial examination.

Yan Jiansheng is a local tyrant, his family has 100,000 silver, and he has the identity of a "prisoner", so he can be regarded as a squire with status and dignity. But he also has his brother Yan Gongsheng, Yan Gongsheng's status is higher than him in both the family and society, which makes him angry everywhere. Yan Gongsheng's extravagant life made his younger brother Yan Jiansheng very disapproving, he was very frugal and stingy in food, clothing, housing and transportation, so he was much richer than his elder brother.

Analysis of the character image of the strict prison students:

Yan Jiansheng is not stingy, he suffers himself and cheapens others, which is his general account. He has nothing to do with Grandet and the like. He gave the pawn shop's regular money ** 300 taels, and gave it to his wife every year, ignoring his whereabouts.

And when Grandet saw his wife and daughter making a meal of buttered bread for his nephew, he cried out: "Are you going to bankrupt me!" "Yan Jian is still very human, and he has normal feelings.

For his wife Wang, he has a deep affection, invites a famous doctor, and decoctions ginseng, unambiguously. Particularly touching is the affectionate tribute to Wang, "And now where he went!" "I cried again on the bed of the soul."

By no means "playful", with decorative tears, there is also an ironclad evidence that he has never been ill since. There is not the slightest copper stench here.

As for the cat kicking out five hundred taels**, it is even more written about his stinginess, and the equality and trust in his wife behind this stinginess.

The supervisor is not his name, it is the "diploma" he got after taking the imperial examination, and it means the same as lifting people, students, and talents. There is also a character named Yan Gongsheng in "The Outer History of Confucianism", and Gongsheng is also his "diploma".

Yan Jiansheng is a character in Wu Jingzi's "Confucianism and Foreign History" in the early Qing Dynasty of China, although Yan Jiansheng is stingy in the text, he is not greedy, and he has not become a "ghost", at best he is just a timid and fearful, diligent and thrifty feudal landlord.

The timid and cowardly character traits of Yan Jiansheng were further manifested in the plot of Wang's serious illness and the establishment of a partial house. Whether he can help the Zhao family or not, it is his own business, but he was first afraid that the Zhao family would offend the two brothers-in-law, and when he used silver to buy off the two brothers-in-law Wang De and Wang Renhou, he was "afraid that the Han clan would talk too much", this kind of behavior of being afraid of wolves and tigers is a wonderful embodiment of his timid and cowardly character.

The family situation of the strict prison students in "The Outer History of Confucianism".

Yan Jiansheng only lived one chapter in "The Outer History of Confucianism", but he is the saddest character in the whole book. Yan Jiansheng, formerly known as Yan Dayu, is a harmonious character. The prisoner is his identity. Yan Jiansheng is the second eldest member of the Yan family, and there is an elder brother Yan Gongsheng above.

Although the two were born to the same mother, they have very different temperaments. Strict prison students are cautious and timid, and abide by the law; Yan Gongsheng is a cunning scoundrel and a local tyrant. Yan Jiansheng inherited a few acres of family property from his father, and with his hard work and hard work, he finally had a family property of tens of thousands of dollars.

"The Outer History of Confucianism".The analysis of the character image of the prisoner and the incident are as follows:

1. He obviously detained other people's pigs, but not only did he not return them, but when people came to beg for pigs, he also "took the latch that tied the door and the cane that drove the noodles", and discounted people's legs.

2. He obviously didn't lend money to others, but he wanted people to repay the interest, and the Chinese people refused to intercede, so he insisted on talking about people's acres of "donkeys and rice and bags are called short to go home".

3. He obviously wanted not to give people money for the boat, but he deliberately set a trap with a few pieces of cloud cake, pretending to say that the ship's husband was eating his precious medicine, worth "a few hundred taels of silver", and was angry that he wanted to send the boatman to Master Tang's office for questioning, and he relied on the ship's money before leaving.

4. He obviously wanted to embezzle his brother's property, but he refused to recognize the Zhao family.

The fact that he had been corrected drove the Zhao family to live in the wing, still treated each other as concubines, and said what "We are squires, these are great gifts."

It's all wrong."

5. His younger brother Yan Rent was sick and died, and he didn't see Yan Gongsheng before he died.

to inquire and care; It wasn't until "three or four days later" after the death of Yan Jian that he saw "Yan Da Lao Xun touching the official" and "returning from the provincial imperial examination".

Yan Gongsheng is a person who does all kinds of evil, oppresses the people, and is stingy and greedy. In the book, Yan Gongsheng did not recognize his six relatives, and his younger brother died of illness and did not care, and finally embezzled his younger brother's family property; Yan Gongsheng did everything possible to tie up the bureaucracy to raise his own value, and often extorted money from the people; Yan Gongsheng was stingy and greedy, often oppressed the people, ate, drank and squandered money, but was very stingy with his relatives.

An introduction to the foreign history of Confucianism

The Outer History of Confucianism is a long story created by Wu Jingzi in the Qing Dynasty**, written in the 14th year of Qianlong (1749) or a little earlier, and is now handed down in a manuscript, first engraved in the 8th year of Jiaqing (1803).

On the one hand, it truly reveals the process and reasons for the corrosion of human nature, so as to deeply criticize and ridicule the corruption of officials, the shortcomings of the imperial examination, and the hypocrisy of etiquette and religion at that time. On the one hand, it enthusiastically praises the protection of humanity made by a few people in the way of insisting on themselves.

Thus the author's ideals are enshrined. **The use of the vernacular has become more proficient, and the characterization of the characters is also quite in-depth and delicate, especially the use of superb satirical techniques, making the book a masterpiece of classical Chinese satirical literature.

The Confucianism Waishi represents the peak of ancient Chinese satire, and it creates an example of directly evaluating real life. Lu Xun believed that the ideological content of the book "upholds the public heart and criticizes the evils of the times", and Hu Shi believes that its artistic characteristics can be called "refined by fine work".

In the international sinology community, the book is even more influential, has been handed down in English, French, German, Russian, Japanese, Spanish and other languages, and has been highly praised by the sinology circles, some believe that the "Confucian History" is worthy of being among the masterpieces of world literature, comparable to the works of Boccaccio, Cervantes, Balzac or Dickens, etc., is an outstanding contribution to world literature.

1. Strict supervision of students.

It is a typical Chinese miser, and it is the famous work "The History of Confucianism".

The classic miserly character can be described as "a dime does not pull out".

2. There is a stingy side in his hidden character, a humble and pitiful side, and a generous and humane side. He used money as a talisman to eliminate disasters and difficulties, and to steal peace.

3. When Yan Jiansheng was dying, he stretched out his fingers and covered the hall with two fingers and refused to breathe until Zhao's.

went up and picked off one of the two wicks, and he hung down with both hands, and suddenly lost his breath.

4. Write about Scrooge's dying scene, which is unforgettable. In fact, in addition to painting a boring image of Scrooge, this scene can also trigger countless life emotions.

Yan Jiansheng is a typical Chinese miser, and is a classic miser in the famous book "The Outer History of Confucianism".

There is a stingy side to his character, a humble and pitiful side, and a generous and humane side. He used money as a talisman to eliminate disasters and difficulties, and to steal peace.

When Yan Jiansheng was dying, he stretched out two fingers and refused to breathe, until Zhao went up and picked off one of the two wicks, he hung down his hands and immediately lost his breath.

Writing about Scrooge's dying time is unforgettable. In fact, in addition to the portrait of Scrooge, this shot can also trigger countless life emotions.