The introduction of Zhu Zi Daquan , a brief introduction to the life of Zhu Zi in the Ming Dynasty,

Zhu Zi's poems have

Spring. Shengri seeks the Fangsi waterfront, and the boundless scenery is new.

Waiting for leisure to know the east wind side, thousands of purples and thousands of reds are always spring.

Translations. The wind and the sun are beautiful and the spring is on the shore of Surabaya, and the boundless scenery is renewed.

Anyone can see the appearance of spring, the spring breeze blows the flowers open, thousands of purples and thousands of reds, and there are spring scenery everywhere.

Persuade to learn poetry. Young people are easy to learn and difficult to learn, and every inch of time is indispensable.

I didn't feel the spring grass dream of the pond and the pond, and the sycamore leaves in front of the steps have autumn sounds.

Translations. The days of youth are very easy to pass, but it is difficult to succeed in learning, so every inch of time must be cherished and not easily let go. Before I woke up from the sweet dream of spring grass growing in the pond, the leaves of the plane trees in front of the steps were already rustling in the autumn wind.

Zhu Zi's family motto. Rise at dawn, sprinkle and sweep the court, keep the inside and outside tidy, and when you are faint, close the door, and check it yourself.

A porridge and a meal, when thinking about it is not easy to come by; Half a silk and half a thread, Heng Nian ruler is struggling with material resources in this state.

It is advisable to prepare for the rain and dig wells without thirst.

Self-worship must be frugal, and the banquet guests must not linger.

The utensils are clean and clean, and the tile is better than gold and jade; The diet is about to be fine, and the garden vegetables are more precious.

Translations. Every morning at dawn, they should get up and sprinkle the floor inside and outside the court with water, and then sweep the floor to keep the inside and outside of the court tidy. When it's dusk, take a break and check for yourself the portal you're going to lock.

For a porridge or a meal, we should think about the hard-won; For half a thread or half a thread of clothing, we must also always remember that the production of these materials is very difficult.

Whenever you have to prepare in advance, like when it is not raining, you must first repair the house, and do not "cramm" for example, like when you are thirsty, you should come to dig a well.

You must be frugal in your own life, and you must not linger when you gather to eat together.

The tableware is simple and clean, and although it is made of earthenware, it is better than that made of gold and jade; The food festival is exquisite and exquisite, although it is a vegetable grown in the garden, it is also better than the delicacies of the mountains and seas.

<>1. Zhu Zi (1130-1200) was a thinker of the Southern Song Dynasty in China. The character is obscure, and the number is obscure. Huizhou Wuyuan (now belonging to Mintan, Jiangxi) people. In the eighteenth year of Shaoxing (1148), the first trace of Jinshi, the four dynasties of Gaozong, Xiaozong, Guangzong and Ningzong, died in the sixth year of Qingyuan.

2. In the second year of Jiading (1209), the edict gave the bequest of grace, said the text, looked for the doctor, and gave the bachelor of Baomo Pavilion. In the third year of Lizong Baoqing (1227), he gave the Taishi, posthumously sealed the letter to the Guogong, and changed the Huiguo Gong.

Zhu Zi (1130-1200), the character Yuan Hui, was a famous philosopher, educator, thinker, cultural celebrity, calligrapher, opera artist, and other comprehensive talents with multiple identities in the Southern Song Dynasty of China, and was known as the founder and representative of the "Zhu Xi School" in the history of Chinese philosophy. His ideas and writings had a profound impact on later generations, and he was known as the "Zhuzi School". His main works include Annotations on the Four Books, Daxue Wen, and Annotations on the Analects, which are praised as one of the ancient Chinese classics by Li Xiao.

His ideological propositions emphasize "learning from the promotion of things", "honesty and trustworthiness", "enlightenment, self-cultivation, family harmony, governing the country, and leveling the world", etc., which have had a profound impact on traditional Chinese culture and thought.