With its faintness, make people clear

With its faintness, make people clear

The Pinyin Y Y ǐ Q í h ū NH ū n, sh ǐ R é nzh ā ozh ā o refers to that the layman commands the layman casually, or he does not understand but wants to make others understand.

Pinyin

yǐqíhūnhūn，shǐrénzhāozhāo

explain

Confused: vague, confused; Zhaozhao: understand. I mean I'm still confused, but I want to teach others to understand.

Examples

Comrade Mao Zedong once taught us that it is impossible. ——Deng Xiaoping's speech at the opening ceremony of the National Science Conference

Classics

original text

Mencius said: sages make people Zhaozhao by their Zhaozhao, and today they make people Zhaozhao by their faintness.

translation

Mencius said: wise people make themselves understand first, and then make others understand; today's people are not clear, but want to make others understand.

Perception

We say that educators should receive education first, or that they should give students a bowl of water, and they should have a bucket of water. All of these mean "to make people show off with their own characteristics". On the contrary, the body is crooked, but the shadow is right. The source is muddy, but the water is clear. I don't understand it myself, but I want to make others understand that "I want to make people clear with my faintness". Isn't this just a fish for a tree? What's more, Mencius said it well: Although we can't get fish from trees, we have no future trouble. Pursue what you want with what you do. The harder you work, the more trouble you will have. The criticism of King Liang Hui in the first chapter of King Liang Hui is very accurate. If a teacher "uses his stupidity to make people clear", it is bound to spread the fallacy and harm people's children; if an official "uses his stupidity to make people clear", it is bound to falsely correct and harm others.