What does the article Uncle Jian Crying tell us?

1. Uncle Jian thinks that it is impossible, the reason is that "the teacher is far away, not what he has heard, the teacher is exhausted, the master is far away, and what the teacher does, Zheng must know; If you are diligent and do nothing, you will be disobedient. ”

3. There is no "prophet"; Those who are wise and experienced are often referred to as "prophets."

Through "avoid", dodge.

Disagree: 1 army is exhausted from hard work, 2 monarchs of distant countries are on guard 3 marches thousands of miles, everyone knows.

I see the teacher coming out but not seeing his entry! "Death is a time, and the rest of the bones are reeled! His words really worked, and the Qin army was defeated in Caishan later.

Stubbornness can lead to tragic consequences, and decisions should be made by asking for the opinions of others and adopting valuable opinions to ensure a satisfactory outcome.

Seeking adoption!!

It's hard to write.

The soldiers are tired, Zheng Guo is on guard, and the soldiers are rebellious.

Because he knew that he would fail, and his son, as a general, would come back to the military court to deal with him even if he didn't die in battle, and he cried sadly.

Qizi sent someone from Zheng Guo to report to Qin Guo: "Zheng Guoren let me take charge of the key to the north gate of their capital, if I secretly send troops to attack, Zheng Guo can get it." "Qin Mugong asked Uncle Jian for his opinion on this matter.

Uncle Jian said: "I have not heard of Xingshi mobilizing people to attack distant places. The army is exhausted, the strength is exhausted, and the distant monarch is on the guard against us.

I'm afraid not, right? Zheng Guo must know that the soldiers will inevitably resentment if they move the people and get nothing. Besides, who wouldn't know about a thousand miles of marching?

Qin Mugong declined (Uncle Jian's advice). Summoned Meng Ming, Xiqi, and Bai Yi, and sent them to lead the troops to set off from outside the east gate. Uncle Jian cried over this and said:

Mencius, I watched the army go out today, but I couldn't see them coming back! Qin Mugong (listened) sent someone to say to him, "What do you know!

If you lived to be seventy years old, the tree on your grave would have grown thick and thick! Uncle Jian's only son joined the army on this expedition, and (Uncle Jian) cried and sent him off, saying, "The people of the Jin Kingdom will definitely set up an ambush in Caishan to intercept our army."

There are two mountains in the north and south: the south one is the cemetery of the Xia Dynasty monarch Gao; A mountain to the north was the place where King Wen of Zhou took refuge from the wind and rain. [You] will surely die in the canyon between these two mountains, and I am ready to go there to collect your bones!"

The Qin army then marched eastward.

Uncle Jian can judge the situation, his foresight is like a prophet, and the prediction is really like a god, the Qin army was really defeated in Kunshan and returned, and the soldiers cried before they were launched, which was really crying for failure in advance, not hindsight.