Please stick to the viewpoint of underlined sentences, combine the relevant contents of The Analects of Confucius or The Romance of Three Kingdoms, and continue to write a paragraph with complete mean

Please stick to the viewpoint of underlined sentences, combine the relevant contents of The Analects of Confucius or The Romance of Three Kingdoms, and continue to write a paragraph with complete meaning by using parallelism rhetoric.

Example 1: The Analects of Confucius not only has the code of conduct of "use it with courtesy, and harmony is precious", but also has the earnest warning of "gentlemen are harmonious but different, villains are the same but not harmonious" and the social ideal of "harmony but not few, harmony without inclination". This Confucian classic contains the spirit of kindness and harmony.

Example 2: the princes are divided and the three countries are divided. People are eager for rest, social unrest is looking forward to peace and tranquility, and wars are frequent, praying for national governance. The magnificent picture of the Three Kingdoms contains people's pursuit of the unification of the world.

Test analysis: It is not difficult to grasp the center of "harmony" from underlined sentences. It is required to combine the relevant contents of The Analects of Confucius or The Romance of The Three Kingdoms and continue to write a sentence with complete meaning by rhetorical devices, that is, to examine students' basic knowledge and ability of Chinese (reading famous works and using rhetorical devices), their ability to use Chinese, appreciate beauty and explore, and their understanding of traditional culture. Inherited the basic idea of the first new curriculum reform in 20 13, and reflected the direction of curriculum reform and examination reform, as well as the pursuit of Chinese: wide, thick and strong. The Analects of Confucius and Romance of the Three Kingdoms should be familiar to students and must be read. Let's take the Analects of Confucius as an example to talk about it. The Analects faithfully describes the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples, and also reflects Confucius' thoughts. There are twenty articles in this edition. The core of the political thought of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, is "benevolence", "courtesy" and "righteousness". This Confucian classic contains the spirit of benevolence, in which "don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" tells us how to be a man. There is also a code of conduct of "reciprocity, harmony is precious"; There are also exhortations that "gentlemen are harmonious but different, villains are the same but not harmonious" and "gentlemen do not dispute"; There is also the social ideal of "harmony without scarcity, peace without inclination"; There is also "good for evil." Direct complaint. The life principle of "reporting evil with good" ... Romance of the Three Kingdoms focuses on the contradiction between war and peace.