The Confucians are the great thieves of the country ~ Does anyone agree?
The Confucians weren't the great thieves of the country. Confucianism was a school of thought in ancient China that advocated benevolence, justice, morality and other concepts, which had a profound impact on ancient Chinese society. Although Confucianism might be opposed by some people in certain periods or countries, this did not mean that Confucianism itself was a "great thief of the country." In fact, Confucianism has had an important impact on the development of ancient Chinese society and modern China. We should understand and evaluate these schools of thought with an open mind.
He finally realized the benefits of reading novels? Does anyone agree?
There are many benefits to reading novels. The following are some of them: 1. Enhancing imagination and creativity: The plots and characters in novels are often full of imagination and creativity, which can help readers broaden their horizons, stimulate imagination and cultivate creativity. 2. improve language expression and reading ability: the language expression in the novel is often very beautiful and precise, which can help readers improve their language expression and reading ability to better express their thoughts and feelings. Cultivate patience and concentration: The plot in the novel often requires the reader to invest enough patience and concentration to understand. This can help the reader cultivate patience and concentration to better face the challenges in life. 4. Increase social communication skills: The characters in the novel are often very rich. The readers can interact and communicate with other readers through reading the novel to increase their social communication skills. There are many benefits to reading novels. Not only can it broaden one's horizons, improve one's imagination and creativity, but it can also improve one's language expression and reading skills, cultivate patience and concentration, and increase social communication skills.
Does anyone agree that Sun Li's novel is out of touch with reality?
Sun Li's novels are regarded as one of the classics in contemporary Chinese literature. Her novels usually describe all aspects of social life, including love, marriage, family, career, interpersonal relationships, etc. Although her novels are sometimes thought to be too idealistic or detached from reality, I think her works reflect the current situation of contemporary Chinese society and people's inner feelings to a certain extent. Sun Li's novels often paid attention to the disadvantaged groups such as women, children, and the elderly. Her works also reflected some of the unfair and unjust phenomena in society. These topics and plots reflect the true feelings and inner world of ordinary people in society, so I don't think her works are completely detached from reality. Of course, everyone's cognition and point of view were different, so different people might have different views on whether Sun Li's novel was divorced from reality. But in any case, her works have an important position in the history of Chinese literature, and have a certain reference value for understanding contemporary Chinese literature and society.
Does anyone recommend a great fantasy novel?
😋I recommend the following novels to you, all of which are fantasy novels: 1. "Master of Super Divine Spiritual Pets": It was about a world where humans and demonic beasts coexisted. The protagonist was a spiritual master who captured demonic beasts and improved his strength. It was full of exotic charm and thrills. It definitely wouldn't disappoint. 2. [Legend of the Demon God]: It was about a world of demon spirits. People could obtain great power by hunting demon beasts. After the main character obtained a Demon Spirit Book, he returned to his youth and began his adventure. Not only does this novel have ups and downs, but it also has exquisite comics. I believe you will like it. 3. [Obtaining the God-Demon Body at the Beginning]: This novel was about the protagonist, Ye Xing, who had transmigrated to another world and obtained the peerless talent and the Celestial Travel System. He also obtained two great divine powers at the beginning. It was a story full of thrills, excitement, and fortuitous encounters. It was worth watching. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Does anyone know where to read Country Man Yan 2?
I don't know where to read 'The Village is Full of Beauties 2'. However, if you need to find other online works, you can search and read them on multiple online reading platforms such as Qidian Chinese Network, Xiaoxiang Academy, and other platforms under Yuewen Group. You can also use the search engine to enter the name of the work or author to search and read.
Who was the great writer and the great writer of thieves?
If a character in a novel was called "big", it usually meant that he had high literary achievements, was widely recognized, and enjoyed a reputation. In this context,"big" usually referred to those who had created influential and widely accepted works, such as Cao Xueqin, shakespeare, hugo, etc. Thieves, on the other hand, were those who obtained property through illegal means. They usually did not have a legal identity or occupation. In this context, the word "big" in "big" and "thief" referred to those who obtained literary achievements through illegal means, such as Mo Yan and Guo Jingming.
The Ninth of the Prehistoric Confucians and Saints
The Nine of the Prehistoric Confucians and Saints was a 5200 novel written by a Taoyuan idler. This novel was about Mu Chen, a cultivator in the Primordial World. In order to find a way to survive, he embarked on a journey of cultivation since the beginning of chaos. He hoped to seek freedom for all living beings, so that future generations would not be bound and have freedom. However, the specific plot and content could only be understood by reading the chapters of the novel.
Was the main character of this novel the Confucians?
I recommend the two novels,"Legend of the Jin and Han Dynasties" and "The Confucian Sword Immortal", to you. They are both novels related to Confucianism. The former was a wuxia fantasy story, which told the story of the protagonist who grew up during the chaos of war and eventually became a generation of extraordinary heroes, while the latter was a xianxia classic xianxia story, in which the protagonist transmigrated to the xianxia world to become a Confucian disciple and created a Taoist technique that combined Confucianism and sword. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
Does anyone know the location of the four kingdoms in the novel "Disaster of the Country"?
The four kingdoms of Yi, Bi, Yan, and Cheng in the novel "Disaster of the Country" by the 14th Que were: The capital of the Yan Kingdom is Yanjing. The capital of Qin State was Xianyang. The capital of Chu State was Ying Du in the south. The capital of Wei State was located in the east, and it was Luo City. These locations were all real in history, and the specific locations might have some changes.
Does anyone know that the Qing Emperor is a Great Grandmaster?
Some people knew that the Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster. Chen Pingping was one of the Qing Emperor's longest working partners. He might be one of the people most likely to know that the Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster. In addition, Hong Sixiang and Ye Liuyun might also know that the Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster. The Qing Emperor deliberately hid his identity and successfully deceived many people. Only a few people could sense his existence. Thus, although the Qing Emperor was one of the Great Grandmasters, his true identity was not known to the public.
There is no such thing as the great American novel. Do you agree?
I somewhat agree. While there are many great American novels like 'Moby - Dick' or 'The Great Gatsby', the idea of one single 'great American novel' is a bit far - fetched. There are countless works that explore different aspects of the American experience, and no one novel can fully encapsulate all of America's complexity, history, and identity.