After reading the disciples

After reading the disciples

At the beginning of the school, the school organized us to study a classic book - "Disciple Rules."

The original name of the Disciple's Regulations is "Meng Meng Wen", which was written for Li Xixiu, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty during the Kangxi period. It is specifically listed as a child at home, going out, and waiting for people.

Things, the etiquette and norms of studying. This book is called the enlightenment and the righteousness. It is the best reading for the children of Dunlun to do their best, to prevent evil and to be honest, and to be healthy and loyal.

Things.

"Where you say something, believe first, swindle and swear, you can be awkward." This sentence is the deepest point I feel. It fully reflects the fact that people should be creditworthy.

It is not advisable to lie to lie nonsense. This can't help remind me of a long time ago: in my childhood memories, I used to travel to the computer.

The play is very fascinating. As soon as I touch the mouse, I am completely immersed in the world of computer games, forgetting the time, forgetting everything around me, and mom.

The time that my mother agreed to end the game was delayed. For this reason, my mother was furious and I had to turn off the computer. Now, I have studied "disciples.

Regulations, think about the teachings of the people, reflect on my behavior, I feel very shameful, the person should pay attention to credit, credit is a person to do

The foundation of man, if a person who does not even talk about credit, how can he establish a foothold in society and achieve a career? The Disciples Rules made me realize

I have done what I did before, I want to be alert to myself in the future study and life, to be honest and trustworthy, and more refined.

The details of the color, less words and deeds, more beautiful scenery, less promise of breach of contract. Relentlessly go to the goal that I pursue

Force, fight hard, let your life shine.

In short, I have benefited a lot from studying the Disciples, and I have to apply what I have learned to study and life.