The original sentence: "How to repay evil with good? Complain straight and repay kindness with kindness! "

Good for evil is a phrase we often hear, but in fact we misinterpret Confucius' original intention. When we understood the meaning of the original sentence, we suddenly realized that we were all fooled by a Confucius who took it out of context!

The real situation at that time was that one of Confucius' disciples asked him, "Master, when someone hits me, I should be kind to him, humiliate him to death with my morality and upbringing, and make him repent, okay?" Confucius said, if you repay evil with good, then "how can you repay evil with good?" When others treat you with kindness, you need to repay kindness with kindness. But since someone hit you, you should "take the blame with a straight face" and pick up a brick and beat him away! Look! Just because someone intentionally left out a sentence, Kong Old Master Q, who was once in full swing, was distorted into this gentle doormat image. 2, the people can make it, not knowing the original sentence: "Confucius said: Xing in poetry, stand in ceremony, and become happy. Confucius said, "People can let it go, but they can't make it known. "

The Analects of Confucius Qin Bo is the words of Mr. Kong Lao. What does this sentence mean? In other words, the state rules the people, orders them to do things, and does not let them know what they are doing.

Now it seems that this sentence is definitely an ignorant political skill played by the feudal ruling class for thousands of years. It was regarded as a treasure by the feudal rulers of China for thousands of years, which obliterated a lot of truth and people's creativity. But is such an ignorant skill really the original intention of Confucius, an educator who is committed to educating the people?

It turns out that this is another reason why later generations deliberately used an inappropriate "sentence break" in the sentence out of context with ulterior motives, making this sentence ambiguous. Combined with the context of the context, we can easily get the correct clause method of this sentence: "Confucius said: based on poetry, ceremony and music." People can, let it be, can't, let it be "Confucius' whole sentence means that poetry, ceremony and music are the basis of educating the people and must be done well. If the people master them, let them play freely. If the people can't play with these things, we should educate them and let them know and understand. This is the original intention of Mr. Kong Lao, a great educator, to teach without distinction.