In the long journey of life, we can often get a glimpse of profound thoughts and lessons from some seemingly small stories. Among them, "The Oil Seller" is a classic story that is quite enlightening. It presents us with a philosophical scene, and Chen Kangsugong's excellent archery skills and arguments with the old man become the most striking part of this story.
Chen Kang Su Gong is famous for his superb archery skills, and his skills have fascinated the world. However, with that comes pride and conceit. Such a character trait may have become a big challenge in his growth path.
The climax of the story is the dialogue between Chen Kangsu Gong and an ordinary old man. The old man's attitude was modest and firm, and his response was concise but philosophical. This dialogue has become the essence of the story, and to a certain extent, it also reflects the difference in heart between Chen Kangsu and the old man.
However, sadly, the original ending of this story was deleted by the editors. The deleted comment, but it contains the philosophical meaning of Zhuangzi, which has become the essence of the whole story.
It may not be easy for young students to understand and accept this story. The profound philosophy contained in the story requires the accumulation of experience and experience in order to comprehend the true meaning. Perhaps that's why the textbook editors removed the comment from the story.
However, with the passage of time and the accumulation of experience, students may learn new wisdom from this story. They will gradually understand the importance of learning and practice, and they will also appreciate the deeper philosophy behind the story.