The story of Kong Rong Jean Pear? Simply sum it up in fifty words ...

Kong Rong's mother bought a lot of pears and put a plate of pears on the table. The two brothers let Kong Rong and the youngest brother take it first, and Kong Rong gave the big pear to the younger brother. This story teaches children to be modest in everything and to live in harmony between brothers and sisters.

A moral education story circulating in China for thousands of years tells people that everything should follow public order and good customs. These are moral common sense that should be known from an early age. It is a true story that Kong Rong, an ancient China writer, taught people to observe public order and good customs in everything at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

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Once, a teacher told the students the story of Kong Rong Jean Pear, and asked them to share their feelings about the story. Most students say that Kong Rong has the virtue of humility and studious heart. Only one student made a surprising remark: if Kong Rong didn't let the pear go, his brothers would beat him. This is his last choice. Perhaps in the eyes of his brothers, this is not humility, but a kind of submission.

Carefully analyze the story itself: elder brother is younger than younger brother, elder brother is stronger than younger brother, and younger brother is weaker than younger brother; Pears are big and small, big pears are big and small pears are small. The strong make big profits and the weak make small profits, so there is no humility. If the strong gives the opportunity to occupy Italy to the weak, it is called humility (because the strong has occupied Italy strongly).