What does Kong Yiji mean?

Kong Yiji means the tortuous life of a weak scholar.

Kong Yiji can also be understood as an empty self with knowledge and uselessness. This extension to every ordinary person who has read a book is inappropriate. Ten years of cold window, learning Chinese and western, thinking about serving the country and benefiting the people after learning, and showing their ambitions.

Few people can really put what they have learned to use. Scholars are mostly ordinary citizens, trying to live an ordinary life for three meals a day.

Kong Yiji's three-character explanation

1, Kong is the surname.

In ancient times, students who often represented Confucius or Confucius often represented scholars. Hole, hole, can also mean empty.

B is the second in ten days' work.

It also represents the East, where the five elements belong to wood and the East is wood. The difference between Jia Mu and Mu Yi is that Jia Mu is a towering tree, which means that it is the pillar of talents. Ethambergris is a kind of weak and short vegetation and shrub, which means seedling. Wood also represents tradition, including traditional culture, thought and industry. Muyi people's hobbies and occupations are usually writing and painting.

Wood is shaoyang, which represents ideal, pursuit, learning, kindness, enthusiasm, love of learning, love of thinking, Buddhism, Taoism, calligraphy, self-growth ability, tradition, nature, heredity and parents.

3, I am the sixth in ten days.

On behalf of the central government, the five elements belong to the soil. Oneself, nylon cable also, to facilitate restraint. Nylon rope was originally a silk rope tied to the leg of an arrow or falcon in ancient times. Primitive people used the kink (bending) shape of this nylon rope to mean bending and binding.