Reflections after reading the story of Liu Chi Alley for children

"One" A selection of short stories from Renxinlou. What do you think after reading the story of Liuchi Alley?

Take a step back and the world is brighter. Tolerance and courtesy are a virtue!

『二』What do you think of the story of "Liu Chi Alley"

To build a harmonious society and build a new socialist neighborhood relationship, the ancients hundreds of years ago did it for us. Set a good example -

Tongcheng's "Liuchi Alley" is located between the West Back Street and Wumu Garden in the urban area. The south side of the lane was originally the residence of Zhang Ying, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty, and the north side was the residence of a family named Yiye. While Zhang Ying was an official in Beijing, her family was renovating the mansion. Due to unclear land boundaries, she had a dispute with her neighbor Fang's family and filed a lawsuit with the government. By the way, this matter should be put aside now because the land property rights are unclear. It would be better if a real estate certificate system was implemented at that time. Because both parties were high-ranking officials and prominent families, the county magistrate did not dare to make a hasty decision. Zhang Ying received the letter from his family and learned the whole story, so he wrote a poem and sent it home. The poem goes:

The only thing he needs to build a wall is to build a book thousands of miles away.

It doesn't matter if he is only three feet away.

The Great Wall is still there today,

Qin Shihuang was nowhere to be seen.

After receiving the letter, the family members obeyed the instructions and immediately gave up three feet of land to show that they would no longer argue. Fang felt that the meaning was also to give up three feet, so it became a six-foot lane. This incident became a legend and continues to this day.

The original appearance of Liuchi Alley no longer exists. In 1999, the Tongcheng City Government allocated funds to restore a symbolic alley on its site, which is a product of modernization. In this story, people are praising Zhang Ying's noble character, and "Yi De Liu Fang" is the highest praise given to him. Later generations engraved this ancient story on the screen, whether for commemoration or tourism purposes. I am not as famous as my son. As a father, I should also be pleased.

Zhang Ying (1637~1708) and Zhang Tingyu (1672~1755) are known as the father and son twin prime ministers. Zhang Tingyu was an important minister in the three dynasties of Kangxi, Yongzong and Qianlong. He walked in the study and was a deputy prime minister. He was well deserved to be called prime minister. His father, Zhang Ying, became a bachelor of Wenhua Palace and the Minister of Rites in November of the 38th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign. He was at best a secretary of the Secretariat. Although he could be called a *** comrade, he was still a little short of a prime minister.

Liuchi Alley

We worked hard to find the legacy of Zhang and his son in this alley. "The Rites of Zhou" records, "Five families are neighbors, and four neighbors are a li." Neighborhood relations, as geographical relations in rural society, are an extremely important part of the social structure. In the Internet age, every household has moved into the community, and its composition has changed. The new community is mainly composed of strangers, and neighborhood relationships have become formal proximity, that is, geographical proximity. But the actual situation is that people do not know each other, are not psychologically friendly, and even fewer can interact with each other. When building new communities in cities, they consider people to live in them, but not how to truly integrate them.

Many outsiders also live in the old community. After they enter the community, they become a strange group and do not have much motivation and enthusiasm to interact with other groups in the community. These factors have further alienated neighbors. Our watch over Liuchi Alley is almost like our longing for "distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors."

『三』What does the story of Liu Chi Alley mean?

The story of "Liu Chi Alley" tells us today about courtesy, harmony, and the traditions of the Chinese nation virtue. Enlightened people in ancient times were still able to do this. Today, colleagues and neighbors should do a better job in handling trivial matters than they did in the feudal era.

That's the thing: if you fight, it won't work; if you give in, it will be a six-foot alley.

"Liu Chi Alley" is a ruler of life, worthy of our frequent measurement; it is also a metaphor for the state of life cultivation, worthy of our frequent walk. If you often walk in the "Six Feet Alley" and practice self-righteousness, you will walk out of the vast world of life, walk out of the high sky and white clouds of life, and walk out of the historical comments of future generations.

Harmony is talked about everywhere today, such as "harmonious society", "harmonious team" and "harmonious family". Promote a kind of virtue and reflect a kind of mind. If everyone can do it, our society will be harmonious.

(3) Extended reading after reading the children’s story of Liuchi Lane

Allusion:

The residential boundary between the home of Zhang Ying, a great scholar in the Qing Dynasty, and the neighbor named Wu , and took the lawsuit to the county government. The Zhang family wrote to the capital to appeal to Zhang Ying. After Zhang Ying received the letter, he wrote a poem on it and sent it back to his hometown: "A piece of paper is only for the wall, so why not let it be three feet tall? The Great Wall is still there today, and Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be seen."

After receiving the letter, the family suddenly understood and took the initiative to withdraw the lawsuit and give up their land. The Wu family was very moved when they saw it and gave up three feet. This became the famous "Liu Chi Alley".

『四』 The Enlightenment of Liu Chi Alley

The story of "Liu Chi Alley" tells the story of two neighbors who competed for land to build a house in ancient times and refused to give in to each other. He wrote to his elder brother who was an official in the capital, asking for intervention. But his brother's reply only wrote: "Building books thousands of miles away is just a wall, so why not let him have three feet? The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be seen."

"The younger brother listened to his elder brother's advice and gave in three feet when building the house. As a result, the other party was moved and he also gave in three feet to build the house. From then on, the two families were in harmony, and "Six Feet Alley" became an allusion. This story tells us that tolerance and courtesy are A virtue in our lives

Zhang Ying, who is in a high position, is undoubtedly the protagonist and leader of this story. It is his open-mindedness and education to his family that have left a legacy to future generations. This precious spiritual wealth. If he had relied on his own power to convince the other party and win three feet of land for his family, I believe he could have done it without doing anything. This would be even more inspiring, especially for others. Those who hold certain powers, how should they use their power? People should be open-minded and generous, let alone "use power for personal gain" and "use power to oppress others".

The Wu family in this story is also worth it. It is commendable that when they competed with the Zhang family for homestead, they should know the other party's background, but they were not afraid, and when the other party made a high gesture, they did not "take other people's courtesy as their own blessing", but also did the same. He responded with a high attitude and made a touching move.

It can be seen that as long as people get along with each other, they only need to be more humble and tolerant! Fighting can turn into jade and silk, and a harmonious situation can emerge.

"Wu" Thoughts after reading "Liu Chi Alley"

Thoughts after reading "Liu Chi Alley". > "Six Feet Alley" tells the story of a prime minister's nephew in Tongcheng, Anhui who wanted to build a house. He invited a fortune teller to find a feng shui treasure land, but a local rich man was also optimistic about the treasure land, so both families wanted to build a wall around it. After fighting for a while, neither side gave in. The prime minister's nephew had to write a letter to ask for help from his uncle in the capital. After reading the letter, the prime minister quickly wrote four sentences: Building books thousands of miles away is just a wall, so why not give him three feet? After seeing the letter, Qin Shihuang's nephew was so ashamed that he took the letter to the rich man's house. As a result, both families gave up three feet, leaving the Liuchi Lane, which is famous for future generations.

The Great Wall is still there today. Today, I don’t see Qin Shihuang’s past. Money is something external to one’s body, so don’t value it too much. Most of the wealthy people in ancient times were misers and misers when they were alive. After death, they would take a lot of jewelry to their graves, hoping to enjoy it from generation to generation. No matter how much money they have in the past. How sad is it that we can't escape the clutches of tomb robbers and can't find a place to live in after death. On the contrary, if we use these jewelry as charity to help the poor, we will have a happy heart and a peaceful life after death.

Some people say that money can make all the difference. Money is God and money is omnipotent. I think otherwise. If you give gold to a man who is about to die of thirst in the desert, you are giving him a knife. On the contrary, give him. A bottle of mineral water can save his life. Imagine you are on a ship running aground, would you rather abandon a boatload of belongings or sink them to the bottom of the water? There is no doubt that life is the most precious. "Six Feet Alley" not only tells us that money is something external to the body, but also tells us to learn tolerance and courtesy. Why do rich people give in? Because the rich were also moved by the prime minister's tolerance and generosity! Tolerance can turn enemies into friends, wars into friendship, and it can also protect your life and mine. There are often chilling reports in the news about two people fighting to death or being imprisoned due to quarrels or trivial matters. If one of the parties could be more tolerant or courteous, and reduce big things to trivial matters, would tragedy happen?

『Lu』What inspiration did you get from reading "Six Feet Alley"

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The story of Liuchi Alley tells us that harmony, tolerance, tolerance and equality are virtues that have a long history from ancient times to the present. In the process of building a harmonious society, this tradition of humility and courtesy needs to be carried forward even more. Open-mindedness and grace are the fine traditions of the Chinese nation. How big your heart is, how big your happiness is. By reading "Six Feet Alley", I learned that when interacting with others, I need to give in and think more from others' perspective.

『撒』 An elementary school student’s essay on his thoughts on Liuchi Alley in Tongcheng

Liuchi Alley

I heard from my father that he is taking me to Liuchi Alley in Tongcheng today. Lane, I feel particularly happy. Because I have only read this story in books before, but have never been to the actual place. When you come to Liuchi Alley, you will see a large archway with the word "courtesy" written on it. There are two walls passing through the archway. One side has the words "Liu Chi Alley" written on it. The space between the two walls is two meters wide and more than a hundred meters long. "Liu Chi Alley" tells the story of the Zhang family and the Wu family. When they were building a house, they both competed for this land. The Zhang family wrote to Prime Minister Zhang Ying. Prime Minister Zhang replied: "A piece of paper only comes with a letter." It doesn't matter if we give him three feet for the wall. The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang didn't give it up." The Zhang family gave up three feet after reading the letter. The Wu family was very moved and gave up three feet. After understanding this story and visiting Liuchi Alley, I understood that neighbors should live in harmony.

『八』What kind of experience and insights do you get from the story of "Liu Chi Alley" in Tongcheng, Anhui?

Liu Chi Alley

Listen to Dad, Dad. , today Yuan is taking me to Liuchi Lane in Tongcheng, I feel very happy. Because I have only read this story in books before, but have never been to the actual place. When you come to Liuchi Alley, you will see a large archway with the word "courtesy" written on it. There are two walls passing through the archway. One side has the words "Liu Chi Alley" written on it. The space between the two walls is two meters wide and more than a hundred meters long.

"Liu Chi Alley" tells the story of the Zhang family and the Wu family. When they were building a house, they both competed for this land. The Zhang family wrote to Prime Minister Zhang Ying. Prime Minister Zhang replied: "A piece of paper only comes with a letter." It doesn't matter if we give him three feet for the wall. The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang didn't give it up." The Zhang family gave up three feet after reading the letter. The Wu family was very moved and gave up three feet. After understanding this story and visiting Liuchi Alley, I understood that neighbors should live in harmony.

"Nine" Introduction to the story of Liuchi Alley

The reason why the allusion of "Liufeixiang" became a historical legend originated from the land dispute between the Zhang family and their neighbors.

During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Ying served as a bachelor of Wenhua Palace and the Minister of Rites. The official residence in his hometown of Tongcheng is adjacent to the Wu family. There is an alley between the two courtyards for both parties to enter and exit. Later, the Wu family wanted to build a new house and wanted to occupy this road, but the Zhang family did not agree. The two parties could not settle the dispute and took the lawsuit to the local county government. The county magistrate took into account that both families were from well-known families and did not dare to end it easily.

At this time, the Zhang family wrote an urgent letter to Zhang Ying in anger, asking him to come forward to solve the problem. After Zhang Ying read the letter, he thought that he should be humble to his neighbors. He wrote four sentences in his reply to his family: The letter from a thousand miles is only for a wall, so why not give it three feet? The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shihuang is nowhere to be seen. After reading it, the family members understood the meaning and took the initiative to give up three feet of space. Upon seeing this, the Wu family was deeply moved and took the initiative to give up the Sanchifang base, hence the name "Liuchi Lane".

(9) Extended reading after reading the children’s story of Liuchi Alley:

Liuchi Alley starts from the back streets in the east and ends at Baizitang in the west. The south of the lane is Prime Minister Zhang Ying's residence, and the north of the lane is the Wu family's residence. It is 100 meters long and 2 meters wide, and is paved with cobblestones. The main buildings of "Liuchixiang" include lanes, "Li Rang" stone archway in the east and "Yide Liufang" stone archway in the west, leisure square, poetry and painting screen wall, rockery stone, etc.

As a new carrier of culture, the spirit of humility and courtesy contained in its allusions to "Liu Chi Alley" is actually the spirit of traditional Chinese culture. Its "width" does not lie in the "six feet". Rather, "wideness" lies in people's spiritual realm and spirit of harmony and courtesy. Although the origin of the cultural connotation of Liuchi Alley is limited to the personal moral level of Zhang Ying and the Wu family, it highlights the official's attitude towards the people, its position on the struggle for interests, and the way to resolve conflicts. A model of the times for handling relations between the government and the people.