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Allusions to the teachings of the Third Movement 1 Interpretation: Migration.

Teaching: teaching.

Move three times to choose a home environment.

Choosing a good learning environment is beneficial to children's education.

The source is Han Liuxiang's Biography of Lienv.

Meng Ziming Ke was a famous thinker and educator in the Warring States period in China, and another representative of Confucianism.

He lost his father at the age of 3 and was raised by his mother, leading a very poor life.

Meng Mu is a well-educated woman. In order to cultivate her son into a useful person, she attaches great importance to his education.

There is a cemetery near Meng's home, and the funeral procession often passes by his door.

Therefore, Mencius often imitated the cries of trumpeters and dutiful sons in the team; From time to time, I go to the cemetery to play the game of burying the dead: dig a hole in the ground and bury dead wood or rotten grass as dead people.

Meng Mu was angry with his son for playing like this. He thought it was not promising and was not conducive to his academic success, so he moved his family to the city.

There is no cemetery in the city, and Mencius can no longer play the game of burying the dead.

Therefore, Meng Mu asked his son reading of the analects of confucius to act like Confucius.

At first, Mencius was able to settle down to study, but after a long time, his mind could not be settled.

It turns out that his home is in a bustling city, and the voice of selling while the iron is hot and killing pigs all day is endless. Look, he can't learn anymore.

Later, he played a business game with his friends.

Meng Mu found it difficult to concentrate on his studies when he lived in this place, so he moved to the opposite of Gong Xue in the east of the city.

The environment there is really different. Gong Xue's books are noisy and elegant.

Mencius really settled down to study.

Sometimes, he will go to Gong Xue to see how the students read books and practice the rites of Zhou with their teachers (that is, the etiquette of offering sacrifices and worshipping gods handed down from the Zhou Dynasty).

When I got home, I imitated it.

One day, Meng Mu found his son kowtowing and bowing, thinking that he was playing the game of burying the dead again, and he couldn't help keeping a straight face.

Hearing his son say that he was practicing, he immediately beamed.

Soon, she sent Mencius to the academy to study the Book of Songs and the Book of History systematically.

Mencius made rapid progress and finally became a famous Confucian after Confucius.

The allusions of the three major movements 2 Mencius was a famous thinker and educator during the Warring States Period in China. He lost his father at the age of 3 and was raised by his mother. Meng Mu is a well-educated woman. In order to cultivate her son into a useful person, she attaches great importance to his education.

There is a cemetery near Meng's home, and the funeral procession often passes by his door. Therefore, Mencius often imitated the cries of trumpeters and women in the ranks, and from time to time went to the cemetery to play the trick of burying the dead, digging a hole in the ground and burying dead wood or rotten grass as the dead. Meng Mu was very angry with his son for playing like this. He thought it was not promising and was not conducive to his study, so he moved his family to the city.

There is no cemetery in the city, and Mencius no longer has the environment to play the game of burying the dead. Therefore, Meng Mu asked his son reading of the analects of confucius to act like Confucius. At first, Mencius was able to calm down and study, but after a long time, his mind could not be settled. It turns out that his home is in a bustling city, and there are constant cries of selling while the iron is hot and killing pigs all day long. Look, he can't learn anymore. Then, he played a business game with his friends. Meng Mu found it really difficult to concentrate on his studies when he lived in this place, so he moved to the opposite of Gong Xue in the east of the city.

The environment in Gong Xue is very different. Books are often loud and have a reading atmosphere. Mencius really settled down to study. Sometimes, he will go to Gong Xue to see how students read books and practice etiquette with teachers (that is, the etiquette of offering sacrifices and worshipping gods handed down from the Zhou Dynasty). When he came home, his competitors imitated it.

One day, Meng Mu found his son kowtowing and bowing, thinking that he was playing the trick of burying the dead again, and could not help but keep a straight face. Hearing his son say that he was practicing, he immediately beamed. Soon, she sent Mencius to Gong Xue to study the Book of Songs and the Book of History systematically, and made rapid progress. We'll talk about it later. Mencius finally became a famous Confucian after Confucius.