You can give me some information about how to be a gentleman, in terms of moral and quality training.

An Analects of Confucius did it, and it was a saint.

Combining The University, Zhong Wuxin, The Analects of Confucius and The Book of Rites is enough to make a person a saint, a saint and a gentleman.

Let's talk about Disciples and Saint Amethyst first.

Of course, the premise is the correct solution. Don't run away with wrong ideas.

It's too messy at present, and there are all kinds of opinions. For those who don't have their own opinions, students can refer to it and pay special attention to the master's things, which has the most problems. Be careful.

When reading classics, don't read notes or translations. Stick to it and recite it 300 times a day, and you will know wisdom that others don't know. Recite it for three thousand times, and the students will understand what the sage said.

Remember, remember, there are mistakes in the notes, some of which have been wrong for more than a thousand years, or even longer.

You must be careful when reading classics, especially what people say now.

The most important thing to pay attention to is what people with good eloquence say.

People everywhere confuse classics. Be careful!