What is the purport of Yu Dan's The Analects?

Confucius was originally an ancient sage far away from us, but Yu Dan brought this sage 2000 years ago to the public with his unique charm and way. It's like talking face-to-face with sages through time and space, discussing the way to make friends in life, and the words are meticulous. The Analects of Confucius was originally a profound ancient literary work, which taught people the way of life and the rules and principles of being a man. Although there are many famous aphorisms and aphorisms, such as "Stand at thirty", "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you", "Stand at thirty" and "It's a pleasure to have friends from afar", I still feel like reading a heavenly book every time I read it, just like a golden pine on the mountain, and I learned something from The Analects of Confucius Dan. Yu Dan seems to be an expert in processing delicious fast food. He interprets the Analects of Confucius, which is difficult for ordinary people to understand, and processes foods that are difficult to digest and absorb into popular advanced nutrients suitable for all ages. Yu Dan's The Analects of Confucius is interspersed with many short but unforgettable stories, which deeply touched me. The story of the old monk carrying a girl across the river made me understand the realm of "benevolent people don't worry"; The story of the king looking for answers to philosophical questions made me understand how to be a kind person. The story of tennis stars and girls buying headdresses tells me that we should face the shortcomings in life with an open mind; The story of tea teacher asking for advice on how to die with the most dignity made me see the power of spiritual courage ... Yu Dan also told us many such short stories, some of which may benefit us for life. We often hear people around us say: Why does he have it and I don't? Why do you and I work together, you are so brilliant today, and I am still ordinary? I remember that Yu Dan told a story in The Analects of Confucius: There is a granite carved Buddha statue in a temple, and many people come to worship every day. The steps leading to this Buddha statue are also made of granite from the same mountain. The steps protested unconvinced to the Buddha statue: We are brothers, so why should people adopt us to worship you? What's so great about you? The Buddha said flatly, because you only took four knives to your post today, I took thousands of knives to become a Buddha. I think these people who are jealous of others are like the "steps" in the above story. They only paid a little and began to ask for something in return. They ignore the efforts, contributions, responsibilities and pressures of others. If these people can get the pay behind other people's income, how much is the difference compared with the four knives, then their hearts will be much more peaceful and their grievances will naturally be less. I advocate living with an indifferent attitude, an open attitude, a detached temperament and a leisurely attitude. In today's impetuous and competitive society, everyone will inevitably feel regret and disappointment in real life. Maybe we can't change the facts, but we can change our attitude towards these things. We should treat the shortcomings and sufferings in life with a peaceful attitude, turn these shortcomings into motivation and strength, and do our work better and more realistically. To face the regret of life correctly, accept it in the shortest time, and don't dwell on it. Repeated questioning will only aggravate your pain and try your best to make up for this regret.