Yuanhui Huixue: Confucian culture is garbage? High school students casually say? Nan Huaijin education takes a hundred years
A drink bottle may be a litter in our eyes, but in the eyes of those old people who pick up waste, it is a big treasure that can be exchanged for money.
A high school classmate said that Confucian culture is garbage, and there may be the following reasons.
The first possibility: just say it.
In life, people are generally in a state of freedom and looseness, and many times they do not speak so rigorously.
This high school classmate may also have said it casually, and when he came to this sentence, Confucian culture is garbage. Yuanhui believes that it is very likely that it is inadvertent and casually says so. Therefore, people don't have to care too much. This is the first possibility.
The second possibility is that the mind really thinks so.
This high school classmate may indeed think so in his heart. He believes that Confucian culture is garbage. Let's look at the current society, there are many people who have the same view. This similar view, Yuanhui believes, does not have much to do with the so-called gender. The key is to have a certain relationship with your own cognition.
For example, the problem of waste plastic bottles mentioned above may be a piece of garbage in the eyes of most ordinary people, and in the eyes of those who pick up waste products, it may be a treasure for exchanging money, which is their source of economic income. For some people with strong environmental awareness, these plastic bottles can be recycled and can be turned into treasure.
Why is there such a different view of the same item in the eyes of different people?
To a large extent, it is a cognitive problem, most ordinary people do not see a value of waste plastic bottles, and there is no awareness of recycling in their minds. After drinking the water, I felt that the plastic bottle was useless, so I threw it away. However, some people know the value behind the waste plastic bottles, so he doesn't litter.
For Confucian culture, it is a very similar situation, some people feel that it is useless, and even tame the soul, but is it not called garbage?
However, in the eyes of some people who know the value of Confucian culture, Confucian culture is a very important and crucial part of our traditional culture of Confucianism, Taoism, and Guoxue.
Just like the epidemic disaster that broke out in the past two years, we look at the global situation, and those countries and regions in Europe and the United States that emphasize so-called freedom are not well controlled. Of course, their freedom is to be put in quotation marks. It is precisely those of us in the Confucian cultural circle that pay more attention to self-discipline that we control it relatively well. This is a powerful advantage of our Confucian culture, and it is also a great value of our Confucian culture.
The third point may be: the misunderstanding of Confucian culture is still relatively deep.
High school students don't have a very broad vision. Our current students from kindergarten, elementary school, junior high school, until high school, academic pressure is very large, rarely have their own free time to develop their own knowledge, to read some different books.
Some of the cultural ideas that these students were exposed to before college were largely derived from books and teachers. At present, many of us books and teachers still have a little error in our understanding of some traditional cultures. Of course, it is not excluded that some teachers have a relatively profound and accurate understanding of the traditional culture of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.
For those who have a biased understanding, Yuanhui also has personal experience. For example, the ideological culture of the Taoist Lao Tzu and Zhuangzi is the so-called nihilism. I think that the image of Confucius in Confucianism is a thoroughly and stubborn old pedant...
In fact, we know Lao Zhuang's Taoist ideological culture, and he is very wise in emphasizing positivity, not so-called nihilism.
In fact, when we look at the Analects, which record the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples, we will find out. The so-called Old Master Kong is not the kind of stubborn old pedant, but an old naughty boy who is thoroughly and thoroughly, gentle and frugal, and many good qualities are integrated.
Everything is constantly changing and developing, and we must believe that the future must be good. There are many places that are not perfect now, but we have to know that the perfect thing, it does not exist, many things are constantly being perfected.
For example, when Yuanhui was in middle school, the Chinese textbook included a passage from Teacher Nan Huaijin's "Analects of Language". This content is the important conclusion of Teacher Nan Huaijin about the three stores of Confucianism and Taoism, saying that Confucian culture is our grain store, which we have to eat every day. Taoist culture is like when a pharmacy has a problem, you can't help but go. Buddhist culture is as complete as inside a department store, you can not go, but people can not lack it.
From the details of the changes in the textbooks, it can be found that our textbooks are constantly improving and supplementing. However, as Teacher Nan Huaijin said, it takes a hundred years for the education thing to see results. Yuanhui believes that these misunderstandings about the traditional culture of Confucianism, Taoism, and Guoxue also take a long time to see the results of the change.
Yuanhui believes that this high school classmate who said that Confucian culture is garbage is likely to correct this misleading statement when he was in college, after he had a broader vision. The road is still far away, everyone encourages!
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