Ancient Tales of Children's Wisdom

Ancient allusions to children's wisdom include Kong Rong letting a pear, Sima Guang smashing a jar, Meng's mother moving three times, and Yuan Jue advising his father.

1, Kong Rong let the pear: Kong Rong was four years old, his father's friend sent a basket of fresh pears, Kong Rong's siblings are very fond of, and scrambled to take. But Kong Rong silently took the smallest pear, and when his father asked why, Kong Rong replied, "I am the youngest, I should eat the smallest."

2. Sima Guang smashed the tank: when Sima Guang was a child and his friends were playing in the garden, one of the children accidentally fell into a big tank of water, the other children panicked and ran to tell the adults. But Sima Guang calmly picked up a big stone and smashed the tank with force, saving the child.

3. Meng's Mother Moved Three Times: Mengzi's mother moved three times in order to give Mengzi a good study environment. The first time she lived too close to the cemetery, Mencius learned to dig graves with her neighbor's children; the second time she lived too close to the market, Mencius learned to do business as a merchant with her neighbor's children; the third time she moved near the academy, Mencius began to study seriously and became a famous Confucian scholar.

4. Yuan Jue advised his father: Yuan Jue was a filial son in ancient times. His father was unfilial to his grandfather and often mistreated him. Yuan Jue dragged his father to see the officials so that they could punish him. The magistrate was so impressed that he reprimanded his father. His father changed his behavior from then on and was filial to his grandfather.

The Significance of Learning Tropes:

1, Inheriting History and Culture: Tropes are an important part of traditional Chinese culture, learning tropes can better inherit and promote Chinese culture and deepen the understanding of history and culture.

2, improve literary literacy: allusions usually have rich cultural connotations and historical background, learning allusions can help improve literary literacy and enhance language expression ability.

3. Cultivate thinking ability: Tropes often contain profound philosophy and wisdom, learning tropes helps to cultivate thinking ability and expand the angle of thinking.

4, rich language and culture: allusions have strong cultural characteristics and artistic charm, learning allusions can enrich the language and culture, and improve the aesthetic taste.

5. Enhance cultural confidence: through learning allusions, you can understand the depth and richness of Chinese culture more y, so as to enhance cultural confidence, better inheritance and carry forward Chinese culture.