Ⅰ Introduce a story about Confucius or Mencius (about 50 words)
1. Mencius’s mother moved three times Mencius’s mother moved three times in order to have a good learning environment for him. 2. The idiom about the person who first made the figurines comes from "Mencius: King Hui of Liang, Part 1": "Zhongni (Confucius) said: The person who first made the figurines has no descendants! They are used because they resemble people." During the Warring States Period, there was a meeting between Mencius and Liang King Hui talks about how to govern the country. Mencius asked King Hui of Liang, "Is there any difference between beating someone to death with a stick and killing someone with a knife?" King Hui of Liang replied, "There is no difference." Mencius asked again, "Killing someone with a knife is different." What difference does it make if you use politics to kill people?" King Hui of Liang said: "There is no difference." Mencius continued: "Now there are plenty of fat meat in the king's kitchen and strong horses in the stable, but the people are hungry and lying in the wild. The people in power are leading the beasts to eat people! Your Majesty, think about it, it is disgusting for the beasts to eat each other, so how can the people in power lead the beasts to eat people? ? Confucius once said that the first person to use figurines (the puppets or earthen figures that accompanied the dead in burials in ancient times) had no descendants and no descendants! You see, it is not allowed to use human-shaped earthen figures for burial, so how can the common people be allowed to do so? How about starving to death alive?" According to Confucius's saying, "The one who started the figurines has no successors." Later generations used "the one who started the figurines" as an idiom to describe the first person to do something bad or the founder of a bad trend. 3. Laugh at fifty steps and laugh at a hundred steps. Laugh at fifty steps and laugh at a hundred steps. During the Warring States Period, the princes and kingdoms all adopted the strategy of joining forces vertically and horizontally, making contacts far away and attacking close range. War continues year after year, which brings suffering to the people of all countries. Mencius saw it and decided to travel around the country to persuade those warlike monarchs. Mencius came to the state of Liang and met the warlike King Hui of Liang. King Hui of Liang said to Mencius: "I have tried my best to govern the country and love the people, but I don't see the number of people increasing. What's the reason?" Mencius replied: "Let me use a war as an analogy! When the armies of both sides meet on the battlefield, There will inevitably be a fight. As a result, the defeated party will inevitably throw away his armor and run for his life. If a soldier runs slowly and only runs fifty steps, he will laugh at the soldier who ran a hundred steps. After Mencius told the story, he asked King Hui of Liang, "Is this right?" King Hui of Liang immediately said, "Of course it's not right!" Mencius said, "Although you love the people, the people want to fight." Suffer disaster. This is the same as fifty steps." The idiom is a metaphor for those who laugh at big defeats with small defeats. It also uses "fifty steps to laugh at a hundred steps" to describe practices that are different in degree but essentially the same.
Ⅱ The story about Mencius (about 50 words)
Three moves of Meng’s mother:
During the Warring States Period, there was a great scholar named Mencius. Mencius was very naughty when he was young. His mother spent a lot of effort to give him a good education! Once, they lived next to the cemetery. Mencius and the neighbor's children imitated the way adults kneeled down and cried, and played the game of funeral arrangements.
Mencius’s mother frowned when she saw it: “No! I can’t let my children live here!” Mencius’s mother took Mencius to the city. Go live next to the hotel. When he arrived at the market, Mencius and the neighbor's children began to learn how merchants did business. Now he bows to welcome the guests, now entertains the guests, and now bargains with the guests, the performance is very realistic!
Mencius’s mother found out and frowned again: “This place is not suitable for my children to live either!” So ??they moved again. This time, they moved near the school. Mencius began to become orderly, polite, and like to read. At this time, Mencius's mother nodded with satisfaction and said, "This is where my son should live!"
(2) 50-word extended reading of Mencius' interesting stories:
Mencius inherited Confucius's theory of benevolent government and was a very ambitious politician. During the period when the vassal states were united and wars continued, Mencius, as a sharp thinker, realized the characteristics and trends of the times at that time and constructed his own theory. Like Confucius, he tried to transform Confucian political theory and governance concepts into specific national governance ideas and implement them throughout the world.
At that time, various thinkers lobbied the princes of various countries in order to realize their political ideas. In this social background, Mencius began to travel around the world, lobbying among the monarchs of various countries, and promoting his political ideas.
Mencius inherited and developed Confucius’ thoughts on moral governance and developed it into the theory of benevolent government, which became the core of his political thought. Mencius's political theory is a royal way with benevolent government as its content, and its essence is to serve the feudal ruling class. He applied the principles of "kinship" and "longevity" to politics to ease class conflicts and safeguard the long-term interests of the feudal ruling class.
On the one hand, Mencius strictly distinguished the class status of the rulers and the ruled. He believed that "those who work hard govern others, and those who work hard govern others." He also imitated the Zhou system and formulated a system from the emperor to the common people. hierarchical system; on the other hand, it compares the relationship between the rulers and the ruled to the relationship between parents and children, advocating that rulers should care about the people's sufferings like parents, and people should get close to and serve the rulers like their parents. .
Ⅲ Mencius’ story in 50 words
Three Moves of Meng’s Mother
During the Warring States Period, there was a great scholar named Mencius. Mencius was very naughty when he was young. His mother spent a lot of effort to give him a good education! Once, they lived next to the cemetery. Mencius and the neighbor's children imitated the way adults kneeled down and cried, and played the game of funeral arrangements. Mencius's mother saw it and frowned: "No! I can't let my children live here!" Mencius's mother took Mencius to live next to the market. When he arrived at the market, Mencius and the neighbor's children began to learn how merchants did business. Now he bowed to welcome the guests, now entertained the guests, and now bargained with the guests, the performance was very similar! When Mencius's mother knew it, she frowned again: "This place is not suitable for my children to live in!" So they moved again. This time, they moved near the school. Mencius began to become orderly, polite, and like to read. At this time, Mencius's mother nodded with satisfaction and said, "This is where my son should live!"
Later, people used the phrase "Meng's mother moved three times" to mean that people should be close to each other. Only with good people, things, and things can we learn good habits!
Ⅳ The story about Confucius and Mencius is less than 50 words
The story of Confucius: "The stables were burned. Zi retreated Chao, said: "Is it hurting someone? "Don't ask about the horses." (The rough meaning is: Confucius retreated from the court and learned that the stables were burned, and he only asked "if it hurt anyone." Don't ask about the horse's casualties.)
To sum up , but it is talking about Confucius' attitude when dealing with the burning of his stables. The first thing Confucius considered was human problems, which is consistent with Confucius' theory that "the benevolent love others." We cannot simply say that Confucius "valued people but ignored animals." Rather, it should be said that Confucius paid attention to people when dealing with problems.
Mencius’ story:
Mencius often skipped school at first. When Meng's mother learned about it, she picked up a knife and cut the warp threads on the loom. This was a metaphor for learning, which is like weaving. You can't give up halfway and be exposed to the cold, otherwise nothing will be accomplished. Mencius studied diligently day and night and finally became a Confucian master in the history of our country.
Ⅳ 50 words after reading the story of Mencius for the second grade
When I was very young, I heard about the book "Mencius". This is a book that can educate us on how to behave. , and he is also a good teacher and helpful friend. As the saying goes, it is better to meet someone than to be famous. Today, I was fortunate enough to read this book that can benefit us throughout our lives.
There are several stories in this book that are deeply remembered in my mind. In my mind, there is a story called "The Way of Teachers and Friends". This story mainly talks about how to make friends by "birds of a feather flock together, and people are divided into groups." Mencius once said, "Father and son are related, ministers have righteousness, and husband and wife are different." , the elders and young ones are in order, and friends have good intentions." The Five Constant Principles of "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and trustworthiness" are the basic rules for dealing with interpersonal relationships. In politics, we should take the lead in setting an example and lead by example, in order to maintain social stability and interpersonal relationships. Harmony.
Through this story, I learned that making friends should not depend on the person’s property and status. What is important is whether the person has talent and is worth learning. Only in this way can you make real friends. Friends.
Ⅵ If you have a short story about Mencius, please keep it short
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Mencius was initially very interested in learning, but over time he became interested in learning. I got bored and often skipped school. When Meng's mother found out, she was very angry. She picked up a knife and cut off the warp threads on the loom, saying, "Your waste of study is just like me cutting off the threads on the loom. This cloth is woven thread by thread. Now, If the thread is cut, the cloth cannot be woven.
A gentleman studies to achieve fame, and only by being knowledgeable and asking questions can he increase his wisdom. How can you become useful if you often skip school? If you don't study hard today, but you are too lazy to cultivate your moral character, you will not be able to stay away from disasters in the future. If you don't become a robber in the future, you will become a slave! "Meng Meng's mother used "cutting the weave" to warn those who "drop out of school" and pointed out that you must have perseverance in doing things. Once you have set your goal, you will not be disturbed by the outside world. If you give up halfway, the consequences will be very serious. The scene of "Broken weaving is a metaphor for learning" A clear impression of shock and fear was left in Mencius' little mind. From then on, Mencius studied diligently and finally became a Confucian master in Chinese history.
Ⅶ A short story about Mencius of about 20 words<. /p>
Can the 20 words of Mencius’ Mother’s Ring be a story?
When Mencius was young, he recited ⑵, and his mother was weaving ⑶. Mencius stopped (replying to 5) and then continued to answer ( 6). His mother knew that he was making noise (7), so he called out and asked: "Why stop (8)?" "The answer is: "If you lose something, you will gain it again (9). "His mother used a (10) knife to split (11) his weaving as a warning (12). From then on (13), Mencius stopped making noise
When Mencius was a child, when he was reciting , his mother was weaving. Mencius suddenly stopped and continued to recite. Mencius' mother knew that he had forgotten the content of the book because of distraction, so she called him and asked: "Why did you interrupt the recitation?" Mencius replied: "I forgot something, but then I remembered it again." "(At this time) Mencius' mother picked up a knife and cut the cloth, taking this incident as a warning. From that incident, Mencius no longer forgot the contents of the book due to distraction
Ⅷ Yes The short story about Mencius should be brief
Mencius, the story of the philosophers, about 372 BC, more than a hundred years after the death of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, in Zoucheng near Confucius’ home town (southeast of today's Zouxian County, Shandong Province), a family named Meng had a son named Ke, named Ziyu. He would be the future "sub-sage" Mencius. It is said that on the eve of Mencius's birth, his mother Qiu had a dream about gods. The auspicious clouds came from the direction of Mount Tai, and Mencius was born when he woke up. Neighbors also saw five-colored clouds hanging over the Meng family's house. However, this magical statement had no effect on the Meng family's life during his childhood. Shortly after Mencius was born, Meng Ji, the head of the Meng family, decided to travel in a way that was common among scholars at that time. Unfortunately, Meng Ji left and never came back. Mencius started living with her mother when she was only three years old. Qiu was a great mother. In fact, her reputation among Chinese people even surpassed that of her great son "Meng Mu". Titles have special meaning for ordinary people. Source: Middle School Student Network·Reading and Writing
Ⅸ If you have short stories about Mencius, keep them short
Once upon a time, Mencius was a child. , his father died early, and his mother did not remarry. At first, they lived next to the cemetery, and Mencius and the neighbor's children imitated the adults' kneeling and crying, and played the game of funeral. When he arrived, he frowned: “No! I can't let my kids live here anymore! "Mencius's mother took Mencius to the market to live near the place where pigs and sheep were slaughtered. When they arrived at the market, Mencius and the neighbor's children learned how merchants did business and butchered pigs and sheep. Mencius's mother knew , and frowned again: "This place is not suitable for my children to live in! "So, they moved again. This time, they moved near the school. On the first day of every month, officials went to the Confucian Temple, bowed and knelt down, and treated each other politely. Mencius learned to remember everything he saw. Mencius's mother He nodded with satisfaction and said, "This is where my son should live!" ”
Later, people used “Meng Mu’s Three Moves” to mean that people should be close to good people, things, and things in order to learn good habits!
It also explains the environment It can change a person's hobbies and habits.
Ⅹ The Story of Mencius in 50 words
When Mencius was young, he often played in the tomb near his mother's house. Said: "This is not where I am, my son. "So he moved. Meng's mother moved to the market next to her. Mencius also played with the business of showing off for the Jia people, and his mother said: "This is not the place where my son belongs. " He moved back to live next to the school. Mencius was enjoying the matter of making progress and retreat for the sake of his disciples. His mother said: " This is a good place for my son. "Suju Yan