孔子英语介绍.
孔子英语(共9篇)
孔子英语(共9篇)孔子英语（一）: Confucius孔子的英文简介One of the most famous people in ancient China was a wise philosopher named Confucius (circa 551-479 BC). He sometimes went by the names Kong Zi though he was born - Kong Qiu - styled Zhong Ni. He was born in the village of Zou in the country of Lu.This chinese man was a well-known leader in philosophy and he also made many wise phrases and theories about the law, life, and the government. Philosophy is a kind of a system of ideas and thoughts that talk about the human"s behavior, the rules that you shouldfollow to make a successful life, and about the government.In other words, it"s about thoughts and theories that teach other people lessons about principles, or rules, about life and it also teaches you a moral ( sort of like the morals that are at the end of a fable). Confucius is famous for his philosophy because he made many wise sayings in ancient China that helped many people learn about nature, the world, and the human behavior. He also helped the government and the emperor by teaching them lessons on how the emperor should rule his kingdom successfully.Confucius was born in a poor family in the year 551 B.C., and he was born in the state of Lu. His original name was K"ung Ch"iu. His father, commander of a district in Lu, died three years after Confucius was born, leaving the family in poverty; but Confucius nevertheless received a fine education. He was married at the age of 19 and had one son and two daughters.He worked as a keeper of a market. Then he was a farm worker who took care of parks and farm animals. When he was 20, he worked forthe governor of his district.孔子英语（二）: 关于孔子的英语作文,就是他的介绍,用英语confuciusConfuius"s given name is Qiu,also styled Zhongni.He was born in QuFu,China,551 B.C.,and died in 479 B.C..Confucius founded confuciansism--the famous philosophical school in the history of China.The kernel of his thought isRen(benevolence),its form of expression is Li(the Rites).Confucius travlled from one state to another preaching his doctrines until he was old.He spent his last years in compiling and editing.His works include Book of Spring and Autumn,Book of Odes,Book of History,Book of Rites,Book of Music and Book of change.These six books regarded as the classical works of Confucianism have been handed down to the present time.He founded the first private schoolin Chinese history.He was the teacher of 3,000 disciples among whom 72 were Sages.His major sayings were written down in Lun Yu (The Analects),one of the Four Books.Confucius lived in the late Spring and Autumn period(770-476B.C).In his last years he lived in relative poverty and no longer enjoyed great fame.But after his death,his thought continued to influence the Chinese people for over 2,500 years.His doctrine on morality and ethics has had a great effect on theirideology,strenthening the unity of the nation and making it known to the world for its courteous dealing and solemn rites.Confucius said,"Let there be three men walking together:from the nmuber I should be sure to find my instructor." "To makeaccomplishment you must help others to be accomplished too." "Never be satiated with you knowledge and never be tired of teaching."...Today,these philosophical sayings are still shining brilliantly.In the long span of the Chinese history,the descendants of the Yellow Emperor have been righteously proud of the existence of the outstanding Confucius.The influence of the great thinker and educator has now exceeded the national boundary and spread to other parts of the world.It is our earnest hope that through more understanding of Confcius and the bridge of friendship and cultural exchange,we can make the worldfilled with more love,justice and peace.We wish also that weoffspring of the Yellow Emperor,either in China or abroad,through better understanding of Confcius and academic research,will be more inspired with nationalism,and find a new way of making the past serve the present,and redouble our efforts for rejuvenation of China.【孔子英语】孔子英语（三）: 孔子的英文说法Confucius有什么来历这个词的本义是什么还是说这个词本来就是"孔夫子"的音译你说的对,就是孔夫子的音译最早把儒学介绍给西方人的是明清时期来华的耶稣会传教士.这些传教士把“孔夫子”译成拉丁文“Confucius”.这个词在西方一直沿用至今.孔子英语（四）: 孔子名言英语带汉语翻译人生态度发愤忘食,乐以忘忧、不知老之将至….饭疏食、饮水,曲肱而枕之,乐亦在其中矣.不义而富且贵,于我如浮云.贤哉,回也!一箪食,一瓢饮,在陋巷,人不堪其忧.回也不改其乐.贤哉,回也! 士志于道,而耻恶衣恶食者,未足与议也.富与贵,是人之所欲也；不以其道,得之不处也.贫与贱,是人之所恶也；不以其道,得之不去也.富而可求也,虽执鞭之士,吾亦为之.如不可求,从吾所好.有朋自远方来,不亦乐乎见利思义,见危授命.修己以敬……修己以安人…修己以安百姓.可以托六尺之孤,可以寄百里之命,临大节而不可夺也.志士仁人,无求生以害仁,有杀身以成仁.君于疾没世而名不称焉.夫达也者,质直而好义.察言而观色,虑以下人.君子泰而不骄,小人骄而不泰.君子易事而难说（悦),说（悦）之不以道,不说（悦）也.君子之仕也,行其义也.子谓于产.“有君子之道四焉：其行己也恭,其事上也敬,其养民也惠,其使民也义.”君子和而不同,小人同而不和.君子矜而不争,群而不党.君子周而不比,小人比而不周.君子坦荡荡,小人常戚戚.仁者不忧,知者不惑,勇者不惧.放于利而行,多怨.求仁而得仁,又何怨.质胜文则野,文胜质则史.文质彬彬,然后君子.君子谋道不谋食,……君子忧道不忧贫.法语之言,能无从乎改之为贵.(“撰”去提手)与之言,能无说乎绎之为贵.说而不绎,从而不改,吾末如之何也已矣.见善无不及,见不善如探汤.君子尊贤而容众,嘉善而矜不能.士而怀居,不足为士矣!做人格言不学礼,无以立.己所不欲,匆施于人.己欲立而立人,己欲达而达人.躬自厚而薄责于人,则远怨矣.见贤思齐焉,见不贤而内自省也.三人行,必有我师焉,择其善者而从之,择其不善者而改之.吾日三省吾身：为人谋而不忠乎与朋友交而下信乎传不习乎居处恭,执事敬,与人忠.君子敬而无失,与人恭而有礼,四海之内皆兄弟也,言忠信,行笃敬,虽蛮貊之邦,行矣.言不忠信,行不笃敬,虽州里,行乎哉行己有耻,使于四方,不辱君命,可谓士矣.孔子曰：“能行五者于天下为仁矣.”请问之.曰：“恭、宽、信、敏、惠.恭则不侮,宽则得众,信则人任焉,敏则有功,惠则足以使人”.君子义以为质,礼以行之,孙以出之,信以成之.君子哉!过而不改,是谓过矣!过,则匆惮改.不迁怒,不二过.三军可夺帅也,匹夫不可夺志也!人无远虑,必有近忧.无欲速,无见小利.欲速,则不达；见小利,则大事不成.士不可不弘毅,任重而道远.仁以为己任,不亦重乎死而后己,不亦远乎执德不弘,信道不笃,焉能为有,焉能为亡.与朋友交,言而有信. 以文会友,以友辅仁.益者三友,损者三友.友直,友谅,友多闻,益矣.友便辟,友善柔,友便佞,损矣. 君子欲讷于言而敏于行.君子食无求饱,居无求安,敏于事而慎于言,就有道而正焉,可谓好学也已.巧言乱德.巧言令色,鲜矣仁.刚、毅、木、讷近仁.有德者必育言,有言者不必育德.听其言而观其行.君于不以言举人,不以人废言.古者言之不出,耻躬不逮也.君子名之必可言也,言之必可行也,君子于其言,无所苟而已矣.可与言而不与之言,失人；不可与言而与之言,失言.知者不失人,亦不失言. 言未及之而言谓之躁,言及之而不言谓之隐,未见颜色而言谓之瞽.好仁不好学,其蔽也愚；好知不好学,其蔽也荡；好信不好学,其蔽也贼；好直不好学,其蔽也绞；好勇不好学,其蔽也乱；好刚不好学,其蔽也狂.恭而无礼则劳,慎而无礼则葸,勇而无礼则乱,直而无礼则绞.事君,敬其事而后其食.礼之用,和为贵.放于利而行,多怨.孔子论学习知之为知之,不知为不知,是知也.盖有不知而作者,我无是也.多闻,择其善者而从之；多见而识之.圣则吾不能,我学不厌而教不倦也.学如不及,犹恐失之.敏而好学,不耻下问.以能问于不能,以多问于寡；有若无,实若虚,犯而不校.兴于诗,立于礼．成于乐.志于道,据于德,依于仁,游于艺.不愤不启,不悱不发.举一隅不以三隅反,则不复也.知之者不如好之者,好之者不如乐之者.吾尝终日不食,终夜不寝,以思,无益,不如学也.学而不思则罔,思而不学则殆.众恶之,必察焉；众好之,必察焉.学而时习之,不亦说乎温故而知新,可以为师矣.日知其所亡,月无忘其所能,可谓好学也矣.不学诗,无以言.诗,可以兴,可以观,可以群,可以怨.迩之事父,远之事君；多识于鸟兽草木之名.人而无恒,不可以作巫医.有教无类.自行束侑以上,吾未尝无诲焉.政治格言政者正也,子帅以正,孰敢不正举直错诸枉,则民服；举枉错诸直,则民不服. 子为政焉用杀子欲善而民善矣.君子之德风,小人之德草,草上之风,必偃.裔不谋夏,夷不乱华,俘不干盟,兵不逼好.道之以政,齐之以刑,民免而无耻；道之以德,齐之以礼,有耻且格.上好礼,则民莫敢不敬;上好义,则民莫敢不服：上好信,则民莫敢不用情.慎终,追远,民德归厚矣.不教而杀谓之虐；不戒视成谓之暴；慢令致期谓之贼；犹之与人也,出纳之吝谓之有司.为政以德,譬如北辰,居其所而众星共之.苟正其身,于从政乎何有不能正其身,如正人何道千乘之国,敬事而信,节用而爱人,使民以时.出门如见大宾,使民如承大祭.工欲善其事,必先利其器.居是邦,事其大夫之贤者,友其士之仁者.百姓足,君孰与不足百姓不足,君孰与足君子之行也,度于礼.施,取其厚；事,举其中；敛,从其薄.君于惠而不费,劳而不怨,欲而不贪,泰而不骄,威而不猛.……因民之利而利之,斯不亦惠而不费乎择可劳而劳之,又谁怨欲仁而得仁,又焉贪君子无众寡、无小大、无敢慢,斯不亦泰而不骄乎君子正其衣冠,尊其瞻视,俨然人望而畏之,斯不亦威而不猛乎文武之政,布在方策.其人存,则其政举；其人亡,则其政息. .故为政在人. 君使臣以礼．臣事君以忠.子路问事君.子日: " 勿欺也,而犯之.”其身正,不令而行；其身不正,虽令不从.以不教民战,是谓弃之.知及之,仁不能守之,虽得之,必失之.知及之,仁能守之,不庄以莅之,则民不敬.知及之,仁能守之,庄以莅之,动之不以礼,未善也.使民敬、忠以劝,如之何子曰：“临之以庄,则敬.孝慈,则忠. 举善而教不能．则劝.”先有司,赦小过、举贤才.居上不宽,为礼不敬,临丧不哀,吾何以观之哉!Attitude towards lifeHard to forget food, music to忘忧, I do not know ... approach of dotage.Shu rice food, drinking water,曲肱而枕, the music is also havingone of at.The rich and unjust and expensive, such as in my cloud.Yin Weizai back also! Live in one, poured drinks, in the alley, people state their concerns. Back to not change their music. YinWeizai back also!Chi disabilities in the Road, and the shame of the evil evil food clothing, and not enough with you also.Rich and expensive, people"s objectives are; not its Road, alsodoes not have to. The poor and cheap, people are also of the evil;not its Road, was also on the do not.The resort is also rich, though执鞭people, it吾亦. If not demand better from吾所.Have friends from afar, joy See Leith justice, danger mandate.修己to King ... ... ...修己to Anren修己to security people.Alone can be entrusted to the six-foot, Barry can send orders and temporary and can not capture large sections also.People with lofty ideals, in order to survive without harm-jen, who has to kill to Chengren.Shi-jun in the disease and were not that behavior is not.Geof also, the quality and well meaning straight. Review theconcept of color words, consider the following people.Thai gentleman without arrogance, arrogant villain instead of Thai. Gentlemen"s easy and difficult (Wyatt), Say (Yue) is not the Road, did not say (Yue) also.Shi is also a man of, its meaning also visit.Son that in the middle. "There are four子之道Jun Yan: Gong has its own line, making also on King, the Yang Hui-min, and its meaning sothat the people also."Gentleman and different, with the villain and not.Jin gentleman and not fight, instead of the party group.Gentleman"s week than not, instead of weeks than villains.坦荡荡gentleman, often small obsession.Benevolent not have to worry about, to know who perplexed, afraid of the brave.Lee put in the line, many complain.Hui求仁derived, how resentment.Ueno wins Wenze quality, the quality of the history of wins.文质彬彬, then gentlemen.Gentlemen do not plan to seek food and gentlemen ... ... do not worry about the poor.French, of course, can not even You give it to.( "Author" to handle) with words and can not even SAY Sounds for the expensive. Say not unravel, so do not change, I also passed at the end of如之何.All good and see, see into soup such as poor.And allow the public尊贤gentleman, Jiashan and should not sympathize.Home HUAI disabilities, less than for the people now!Life mottoTony does not, no to legislation.Do not want to own, people hurried unto.Yu-li has people standing, others want to reach up to the people. Select thick, thin躬自in person, while having much resentment. Emulate behavior, see Yin and within the self-examination does not have.Three firms, be my teacher behavior, choose from the good, the optional change its mismanagement of persons.I吾身day in the three provinces: the infidelity between people seeking With his friends and even under the letter Xi Chuan is not evenYasuhisa home, deacons King, and allegiance to people.Gentleman without loss of respect, courtesy and恭而people, within the four seas are brothers, loyal and truthful statement, the King Benedict, though very silent on the state line say. Statement does not loyal, Benedict was not King, though states, visit TalkingU.S. firms have been so in the Quartet, not shame君命can be described as having a disability.Confucius said: "those who can do it in the world for five extra-jen." I would like to ask them. Said: "Gong, width, letter, Min, Hui. Yasuhisa not to be humiliated, while a wide public, the people任焉letter, Min is active, benefits are enough to make."Gentleman that the quality of justice, courtesy of a line, of the Sun, as in the letter. Weizai gentlemen!Have not changed, that are off now!, Then hurried to dread.Do not vent, Fujio too.Capture of the three services can also handsome, not everyone wins Chi also!People without long and short term, there is fear.No waste, no see a small profit. Haste makes waste, haste; see a small benefit, it is not important.Hony who can not, a long way to go. Benevolence to its own responsibility, do not even have weight Others die before, do nothave far betweenThey do not WONG Tak, channel is not Benedict, for how can there is, how can for the death.With his friends, will keep its promise. Friends of the symbol will be to Friends of Catholic.Benefits are three friends who Sanyou loss. Friends of straight友谅, Friends Duowen, having beneficial. Friends便辟, friendly Sophie, the Friends will be eloquent, having hurt.For nawan gentleman is sensitive to the words and lines.Fresh bread without seeking gentleman, without seeking an abode, and Shen Min in the matter in the statement, there are Road and Yan, has also been eager to learn.Germany巧言chaos.Rhetoric, fresh jen say.Gang, Yi, wood, nawan Jinren.Youde Yu gets made, there is no need to Yude speaker.Listen to his words and deeds.Eagle in the tree is not made, people do not waste words.Not ancient words, beyond oneself is also shame.Must speak of the gentleman who has, made possible must also gentleman in its statement, just say no Gou.Statement can be made without them, missing person; not with words but with words and a slip of the tongue. Yet people who know, do not slip of the tongue.Made in terms of less than that of the impatient, and not mentioned the statement that the hidden, not that of the blind in terms of color.Hui not learn well, the shelter is also blind; not well knownstudy, the shelter also finishes; letter not learn well, the shelter also thieves;Straight not learn well, the shelter also twisted; not learn well-yong, the shelter is also arbitrary; learn not just good, its coveris also mad.恭而workers are rude, impolite and is unhappy Shen, Yong and rudeis chaos, then twist straight and rude.事君, King involved and then their food.Use of ceremony, and expensive.Lee put in the line, many complain.On the study of ConfuciusTo know know, I do not know as I do not know, are also known.The authors have not covered, nor are my no.Heard many, who choose the good from it; seen and know more.Saint while I can not, teach me learn patience and tireless also. Such as study time, still too afraid.Sensitive and studious,不耻下问.Can not ask in order to be able to question in manyoligonucleotide; have and if not, it is Ruoxu, not guilty of the school.Hing in the poem, an ceremony. Into the music.Chi in the Road, it was in Germany, according to Hui, the art tour. Kai does not do not anger, do not want but can not speak is nothair.Do not give a corner to corner the anti-three, is also not complex. Than those who know the good, the good of those who are not as good as music.I try not to eat all day long, the end of the night do not sleep,to think, no good, it is better to learn it.Study without thought is indiscriminately, thinking without learning is perilous.Evil people, must monitor behavior; the public good, the behavior must review.Study and practice of the time, do not even have said that温故而知新, you can say for the division.Know the death date, the month can not forget, is also having to learn.Do not study poetry, no words.Poetry can hing, you can view, you can group, you can complain. Matter near the father, much of事君; many know the name of the birds and vegetation.People without a hang, not for witch doctor.Education for all without discrimination.Yu-beam above their own, I might not instruct behavior.Political maximGovernance, are also, by being handsome son, Which dare not correct It is really regrettable that move straight from mistake, the public service; give much for anyone to mistake all straight, then against the people.Necessary to use a child for the government to kill For good son and having good people.German man of wind, small人之德grass, the grass on the wind, must stop.Americans do not seek the summer of chaos Yi-hua, leaving UNITA prisoners, soldiers do not force the better.Road to governance, Qi by torture, free and shameless people; Roadto Germany, and Qi to the ceremony, there is shame and the grid.On ethical, then people敢不敬Mo; a good justice, is against public 莫敢: a good letter, then people do not love莫敢.慎终recover far, China and Germany to the extra thickness.Not taught that the killing of the child; not into that ring, as the storm; slow period that caused the thief; still with the people, that a cashier"s有司stingy.For governance in Germany, for example, Michael, ranking it thestar of the total.Gou is its body, even in politics there is He Can not is the body, such as Dr MasatoRoad千乘the country, and敬事letters section and lovers used to enable people to when.Such as big bin out so that people such as contractors Festival. 工欲善其事, prerequisite of its browser.Habitat is a state of things the doctor Sage, the Friends of Chevalier of the benevolent.Enough people, and lack of priority-jun Less than people, and foot-jun WhichGentlemen"s trip also, degrees in the ceremony.Shi, choose thick; thing, give one of; convergence, its thin.Hui-jun on without charges, labor and not complain, For instead of greed, arrogance and not Thailand, not Takeshi Granville.... ... Because of the benefits and benefit the people of Sri Lanka do not even have benefits without costsOptional can be labor and the labor and who complain For derived-jen-jen and greedy behaviorNo gentleman众寡, big or small, are not dare to slow, Sri Lankaand Thailand do not have even without arroganceIs the dressed gentleman, respect, as its looking, as if the people hope and fear, instead of Sri Lanka does not also take between GranvilleThe civil and military affairs, strategy in square cloth. Keep its people, its political move; the people will perish, their political interest. . It is for the government in person. Jun envoy to ceremony. Chen Zhong事君to.Lu事君question. Sub-Day: "Do not bully also, and committed to." Its body is not to make it; its body is not correct, although not from the.Christians not war, that are abandoned.Knowledge and of, the Shou-jen should not, though too short, must miss.And know, the Hui can observe, the non-hand-drive in the Zhuang, the disrespect people.And know, the Hui can observe, the Zhuang to Li, the action was not with propriety, not good also.So that people respect, loyalty to persuade,如之何Confucius: "The Pro by Zhuang, then King.孝慈, then allegiance. Should not give good teaching. Are advised."有司first, a small mercy that give more capable personnel.Habitat is not wide, disrespect for the ceremony, the Pro is not sorrow mourning, I can view Weizai!孔子名言录Is it a pleasure after all to practice in due time what one has learnt学而时习之,不亦说乎《论语·学而》Is it not a delight after all to have friend come from afar有朋自远方来,不亦乐乎《论语·学而》Do not impose upon others what you do not desire yourself.已所不欲,勿施于人.《论语·卫灵公》孔子英语（五）: “孔子”用英语怎么翻译ConfuciusChinese philosopher whose Analects contain a collection of his sayings and dialogues compiled by disciples after his death.孔子：中国哲学家,其著作论语包含了他生前的学说和他死后由其门徒编纂而成的言论.你个全的.四书五经英文版全齐,当然包括论语.请看“参考资料”孔子英语（六）: 英语翻译孔子Confucius孟子Mencius在英语中这些词汇有时候会被引申为孔子的思想和孟子的思想这表明英语世界对他们两个人的思想的一种认知度孔子英语（七）: 求孔子文庙的英文介绍Shandong Qufu Confucian temple English tourguide wordHello! I travel, the reception department"s request, visits thetour to presence famous city Qufu fellow welcome guests to express warmly welcome. I fortunately accompany the visit for everybody tourguide, is extremely happy, this is we enjoys the study together the good opportunity. After looked please leave behind the valued suggestion.First, briefly introduces Qufu to everybody the history, the cultural relic survey.Historical city Qufu was our country ancient times the great thinker, the educationalist, the statesman, the literature entire manages family affairs, sage of Kong Zi"s the world hometown, Mencius"s native place, Chinese nation"s first ancestor shaft Yellow Emperor"s birth place, the capital, discussed the Yin native country, the Lu country capital. Three emperors five emperors have four tolive the practical training in here, some more than 5,000 years history. Underground has the rich buried treasure, on has the multitudinous cultural relic. Existing cultural relic 112, including the United Nations to protect the unit, world culture inheritance 3, national protection 4, provincial level 12, other for place citylevel protection.Heavy center seriously has a three two temples mausoleum, a three mountains two forests temple. The Confucian temple, Confucian Residence, Konglin, the popular name three, have the sacrificial offering China Yuan saint Duke of Zhou"s temple, has sacrificial offering Kong Zi first big disciple duplicate saint Yan Hui the temple, the popular name two temples; A mausoleum is Yellow Emperor is born - - the long-lived earthen mound few mausoleums; Three mountains; The Kong Zi place of birth Nepal mountain, Chinese grave group Jiulongshan, small Taishan - - nine (call nine mountains). Twoforests are: The world educates the child best mother forest, the Kong Zi parents buries Liang Gonglin; A temple is Li Bai, Du Fuwrites poetry, responds, bidding good-bye place, famous writer hole still no matter what national botanical garden Shimen temple.We now look at the Confucian temple.Confucian temple, also called to the Confucian temple, issacrificial offering Kong Zi and its Madame Qi Guanshi and 72 talented people"s place. The Confucian temple with Beijing"s Imperial Palace, the Hebei Chende city summer vacation mountain village and calls Chinese three big ancient architectural complexes. The expert delivered four speeches to the Confucian temple: The construction time most remote, greatest, the preservation most complete, the Eastern construction characteristic is most prominent. Is worthy of looking at two questions from the Confucian temple: One is Kong Zi to Chinese and even the Eastern culture tremendous contribution; Two is China has the skilled craftsman in the history.The Confucian temple beginning constructs in 478 B.C., the second year which Kong Zi died constructs the temple. Constructs temple three in the Kong Zi former dwelling, exhibits Kong Zi"s clothes, the vehicle, the book and so on, when year old offers sacrifices. All previous dynasties emperor all has the extension to the Confucian temple, counts overhaul 15, center repairs 31 times, the minor repair several hundred time achieves present the scale. The Confucian temple imitates system of the imperial palace construction, divides three groups layouts, nine courtyards, have altogether had house 466, gate pavilion 54, the thing relatively pass through in an axle wire, has nearly thousand, 327.5 Chinese acres, long amounts to two Chinese miles 150 meters. Now saw the Confucian temple is the bright Hongzhiyear scale. After the liberation the country allocates funds to service the protection many times. Our country first batch announcement nation key cultural relic preservation organ, in December, 1994 included the world culture inheritance, becomes cultural relic unit which the United Nations protected, Confucian temple construction time remote, scale great, integrity of the preserved really was the world to be rare.Shinto. Wan Rengong wall front copal vigorous this Duan Luwei Shinto. In front of the important temple all has the respect quick road which specially opens, is called Shinto.Wan Rengong wall. This gate is Qufu Ming Chengzheng the Nanmen, also is the Confucian temple together gate, on hangs Wan Rengong the wall four large brush-written Chinese characters, is the clear Emperor Qian Long"s imperial brush. It originates from the Kong Zi self-satisfied disciple child tribute. When Lu country congress feudal lord, some people proposed child tribute knowledge broad and profound, may place on a par with Kong Zi, the sub- tribute in the field, stands up immediately said, I may not dare with my Mr./Mrs. Kong Zi compared to, human"s knowledge is just like a wall, my this wall only has one high, my teacher"s wall has the number to be many. Meant that, my knowledge was equal to a shoulder chief is high, clear not any abstruse; Kong Zi"s knowledge has my several fold to be many, passes through the detailed research, the comprehensive discussion, can understand he complete after, crossed the threshold, can see America of the ancestor temple, outside the gate you is blind. The posterity in order to describe Kong Zi"s knowledge profound, wall of number from the master , hundred , thousand seals Kong Zi to the Ming Dynasty emperor is the world civil official host, all previousdynasties king teacher, seals the Kong Zi knowledge to have ten thousand , extols the Kong Zi knowledge to have 10,000 eight feet, upward looked, blind goes against, also said this wall deep wall high rampart is extremely firm. These four characters originally write for the bright imperial envoy, Qian Long for expressed he Kong Zi the value, kissed the book Wan Rengong the wall to exchange his imperial brush.Jin Shengyu inspires the work place. This work place constructs at the Ming Dynasty, is expresses the Kong Zi knowledge exquisite and perfect, is similar to entire process which plays music, theintegrity is from beginning to end complete. The ancient music is by strikes a gong the start, the clock gets up beginning orderliness also, is strikes Qing to come to an end, the jade inspires the sound which falls for Qing, was called end orderliness also, praises Kong Zi"s knowledge is the collection first accomplishing of the virtuous sages, therefore called Jin Shenger the jade inspires also, the golden sound the clock sound, the beginning, the jade inspires Qing"s sound, the end. This also is the management wants to finish what one starts the idiom origin. Jin Shengyu inspires is the Ming Dynasty storytelling legalist school Hu Zuanzong the topic decides.Two cypress take on. Crosses the jade to inspire work place this stone arch bridge, the thing respectively has a copal, therefore the person two cypress take on. This bridge said that, 泮 the water bridge the basin water is interlinked with the temporary palace nearby, because the historical novel is hopes the water. In the past read book of the Confucius and Mencius, tested the institute of higher education to call to enter hopes, served as an official hopes rises high, made business to hope gets rich, crossed the day to hopeprosperously.Discontinues the tablet. Outside the temple wall the thing respectively sets up a stele, in 1191 specially vertical discontinued the tablet, got down the tablet. The west tablet early destroys, east side on this tablet writes the official person to discontinue and so on to this. Under in the past the civil and military officials, the common people common people henceforth passed by discontinue on foot but the line, shows to Kong Zi, the Confucian temple respect.Lattice star gate. The Ming Dynasty constructs, in 1754 repaired, by wooden changed the iron stone. The lattice star gate is the Qian Long imperial brush. Hands down the space galaxy to have the twenty-eight lunar mansions, among, has to govern cultural the star to be called the lattice star, the other name Star , the day inspires the star, contacts with Kong Zi and the space tube culture star, Shuowen melts the aspect he is highest, if the past offered sacrifice to heaven, needed first to offer a sacrifice to Star , had reveres Kong Ruzun the day the view.Too with vitality work place. This work place was the Ming Dynasty in 1544 constructs, extremely approved Kong Zi"s thought, advocated was similar to the outer space universe to be able to nurture the myriad things. Gathering of the world, gathering of the four directions, gathering of the masculine and feminine elements , the name too and the gas is the most basic thing, the universe too and, vitality of the world. Too with the vitality was the Shandong governor once the mill handwritten letter.To Confucian temple work place. The Ming Dynasty constructs to the Confucian temple work place, is the white marble, on plays the part of the flame no. 3 gunpowder tea.。
孔子简单介绍英语作文
孔子简单介绍英语作文Confucius: A Brief IntroductionConfucius, whose name was Kong Qiu and given name Zhongni, was a renowned thinker, educator, and philosopher of ancient China. He is widely considered as the founder of Confucianism, a school of thought that has profoundly influenced Chinese society and culture for centuries.Born in the State of Lu during the Spring and Autumn period, Confucius was a descendant of the royal family of the Shang Dynasty. His early life was marked by poverty and hardship, but he displayed a keen interest in learning from a young age. He was particularly fascinated by the rituals and ceremonies of his ancestors, which later influenced his teachings.Confucius's philosophy emphasized the importance of morality, ethics, and humaneness. He believed that the foundation of a harmonious society rested on the individual's cultivation of virtue and respect for others. His teachings, known as the Analects, cover a wide range of topics including politics, education, human relationships, and personal conduct.As an educator, Confucius established the private school system in China. He advocated for education to be accessible to all, regardless of social status or wealth. He believed that education was the key to personal growth and social progress. Under his guidance, thousands of students flocked to his school, seeking wisdom and guidance.Confucius's legacy continues to influence Chinese society and culture to this day. His teachings have been adapted and reinterpreted over the centuries, but the core principles of morality, ethics, and humaneness remain relevant and enduring. Confucianism has also spread beyond China, influencing cultures and societies around the world.In conclusion, Confucius was a visionary thinker and educator whose ideas have transformed Chinese society and culture for generations. His legacy continues to inspire and guide people around the world in their pursuit of wisdom, virtue, and social harmony.。
我最喜欢的历史人物英语作文孔子
我最喜欢的历史人物英语作文孔子Confucius is my favorite historical figure because of his profound wisdom and teachings that have shaped the moral values of the Chinese people for centuries. 孔子是我最喜欢的历史人物，因为他深奥的智慧和教导已经塑造了中国人民几个世纪以来的道德价值观。
His emphasis on filial piety, respect for elders, and the importance of education continue to resonate with people around the world. 他对孝道、敬老和教育的强调仍然与世界各地的人们产生共鸣。
Confucius believed in the idea of leading by example and emphasized the importance of self-cultivation before trying to influence others. 孔子相信以身作则的理念，强调在影响他人之前，自我修养的重要性。
His teachings on the importance of virtuous conduct and ethical behavior have had a lasting impact on Chinese society and continue to be studied and revered to this day. 他对品德行为的重要性的教导对中国社会产生了持久的影响，并且至今仍在被研究和崇敬。
One of the reasons why I admire Confucius is his emphasis on the importance of lifelong learning and self-improvement. 我钦佩孔子的原因之一，是他强调终身学习和自我提升的重要性。
孔子英语介绍
ConfuciusConfucius (551 B.C—479 B.C.) is one of the most famous Chinese people. As the founder of Confucianism1, his thought has exerted a deep influence on China and its people. But Confucius was not his real name. It was a courtesy title, a Latinized form of “Kong Fuzi”, meaning “Master Kong”. His family name was Kong and his given name, Qiu. And he styled himself Zhongni. He was born at Zouyi, the State of Lu2.孔子（公元前551年—公元前479年）是中国最著名的人物。
作为儒家创始人，他的思想一直在中国有着深远的影响。
但孔子不是他的原名，而是一种尊称，是孔夫子的拉丁文。
孔子姓孔名丘，字仲尼，出生在鲁国陬邑（今山东曲阜东南）。
As one of the greatest thinkers and educators in the history of China, Confucius’ legacy lies in the following three aspects: Firstly, he compiled and preserved the literary works, The Six Classics, including Shi3, Shu4, Li5, Yue6, Yi7 and Chun Qiu8 , which are regarded as the classics of Confucianism. The accomplishment makes a large impact on the succession and development of the traditional Chinese culture.作为中国历史上伟大的思想家和教育家，他整理了《诗》、《书》、《礼》、《乐》、《易》、《春秋》六部文献，被后代奉为儒家经典，合称“六经”，为传统文化的继承和发展做出了巨大的贡献。
介绍孔子英语作文模板带翻译
介绍孔子英语作文模板带翻译英文回答：Confucius。
Confucius, also spelled K'ung Fu-tzu, was a Chinese philosopher and politician who lived during the late Spring and Autumn period (722-481 BC). He is considered the most influential thinker in Chinese history and his teachings have had a profound impact on Chinese culture, thought, and society.Biography。
Confucius was born in Qufu, a small town in the state of Lu (now Shandong Province). His father, Shuliang He, was a minor official and his mother, Yan Zhengzai, was a commoner. Confucius lost his father when he was three years old and was raised by his mother in poverty.At the age of 17, Confucius began his studies in the classics and rituals. He quickly became renowned for his intelligence and wisdom. In his early twenties, he began teaching and attracting a following of students.In 517 BC, Confucius was appointed Minister of Crime in Lu. He implemented a number of reforms, including a systemof merit-based appointments. However, his reforms were not well-received by all and he was eventually forced to resign.Confucius spent the rest of his life traveling fromstate to state, teaching and searching for a ruler whowould put his ideas into practice. However, he was never able to find such a ruler.Confucius died in 479 BC at the age of 73. He wasburied in Qufu, which is now a major pilgrimage site for Confucianists.Teachings。
关于孔子的英语作文5句
Confucius: The Philosopher of HarmonyConfucius, a renowned Chinese philosopher, stands as a beacon of wisdom and morality. His teachings, centered around the Golden Rule and the importance of social harmony, have shaped the cultural and ethical landscape of East Asia for centuries. His influence extends far beyond the borders of China, making him a globally recognized figure in philosophy and ethics.Born in 551 BCE, Confucius lived during a time of political upheaval and social discord. Despite these challenges, he dedicated his life to seeking harmonythrough morality and education. He emphasized theimportance of personal and societal growth, urging individuals to strive for excellence and to treat otherswith respect and compassion.Confucius's philosophy, known as Confucianism, promotes the virtues of loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness. These virtues, he believed, are essential for maintaining social order and promoting harmonious relationships. His emphasis on education as a tool for personal and societaltransformation has led to the establishment of a rich educational tradition in East Asia.In today's world, the teachings of Confucius continue to resonate. His philosophy offers a valuable perspective on the importance of morality, respect, and harmony in our lives. As we face the challenges of a globalized world, Confucius's wisdom reminds us of the need for unity and mutual understanding among diverse cultures and beliefs.孔子：和谐之哲人孔子，这位备受推崇的中国哲学家，宛如智慧与道德的明灯，数个世纪以来一直塑造着东亚的文化和伦理风貌。
孔子英语介绍
ConfuciusConfucius (551 B.C—479 B.C.) is one of the most famous Chinese people. As the founder of Confucianism1, his thought has exerted a deep influence on China and its people. But Confucius was not his real name. It was a courtesy title, a Latinized form of “Kong Fuzi”, meaning “Master Kong”. His family name was Kong and his given name, Qiu. And he styled himself Zhongni. He was born at Zouyi, the State of Lu2.孔子（公元前551年—公元前479年）是中国最著名的人物。
作为儒家创始人，他的思想一直在中国有着深远的影响。
但孔子不是他的原名，而是一种尊称，是孔夫子的拉丁文。
孔子姓孔名丘，字仲尼，出生在鲁国陬邑（今山东曲阜东南）。
As one of the greatest thinkers and educators in the history of China, Confucius’ legacy lies in the following three aspects: Firstly, he compiled and preserved the literary works, The Six Classics, including Shi3, Shu4, Li5, Yue6, Yi7and Chun Qiu8, which are regarded as the classics of Confucianism. The accomplishment makes a large impact on the succession and development of the traditional Chinese culture.作为中国历史上伟大的思想家和教育家，他整理了《诗》、《书》、《礼》、《乐》、《易》、《春秋》六部文献，被后代奉为儒家经典，合称“六经”，为传统文化的继承和发展做出了巨大的贡献。
我最喜欢的历史人物英语作文孔子
我最喜欢的历史人物英语作文孔子全文共3篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Favorite Historical Figure - ConfuciusAs a student of history, I have always been fascinated by the great thinkers and philosophers who have shaped the course of human civilization. Among the many luminaries that have left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness, one figure stands out as a beacon of wisdom and moral rectitude – Confucius.Born in the ancient Chinese state of Lu (present-day Shandong Province) in 551 BCE, Confucius, whose birth name was Kong Qiu, lived during a period of great social and political turmoil known as the Spring and Autumn Period. It was a time when the once-powerful Zhou Dynasty was crumbling, and various feudal states vied for supremacy, often engaging in brutal conflicts.Amidst this chaotic backdrop, Confucius emerged as a voice of reason, advocating for a society founded on principles of virtue, propriety, and ethical conduct. His teachings, which cameto be known as Confucianism, sought to restore order and harmony to a world that had lost its moral compass.What captivates me most about Confucius is his unwavering commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and self-cultivation. He believed that true wisdom could only be attained through diligent study, introspection, and a willingness to learn from others. This philosophy resonates deeply with me, as I navigate the challenges of my academic journey, constantly striving to expand my understanding and better myself.One of Confucius's most profound teachings is the concept of "ren," which can be loosely translated as "benevolence" or "humaneness." It emphasizes the importance of cultivating virtues such as compassion, kindness, and empathy towards others. In a world that often seems consumed by self-interest and individualism, Confucius's teachings on ren serve as a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of humanity and the importance of treating others with respect and consideration.Another aspect of Confucius's philosophy that I find particularly compelling is his emphasis on filial piety – the reverence and respect for one's parents and elders. In an age where the traditional family structure is often challenged,Confucius's teachings on filial piety offer a refreshing perspective on the importance of honoring one's roots and upholding the values of family and tradition.Moreover, Confucius's belief in the power of education and self-improvement is a source of inspiration for me as a student. He famously said, "I was not born with knowledge, but I was born with a desire to learn." This sentiment resonates deeply with me, as I understand that true learning is a lifelong journey, and that the thirst for knowledge should never be quenched.Confucius's teachings have had a profound impact on Chinese culture and society, and their influence can still be felt today. His ideas on governance, ethics, and social harmony have shaped the way generations of Chinese people have approached various aspects of life, from interpersonal relationships to the administration of the state.However, Confucius's legacy extends far beyond the borders of China. His wisdom has been embrac篇2My Favorite Historical Figure: ConfuciusWhen asked who my favorite historical figure is, the answer comes easily to me - Confucius, the ancient Chinese philosopherand teacher whose ideas have profoundly shaped Chinese culture over the past two and a half millennia. While many of my classmates might name more contemporary figures like scientists, politicians, or celebrities, I find myself drawn to the timeless wisdom and lasting impact of Confucius' teachings.Born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu (present-day Shandong Province), Confucius lived during the chaotic Spring and Autumn period of Chinese history, a time marked by constant warfare among feudal states. From an early age, Confucius displayed a keen interest in learning and was educated in the six arts – rituals, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and mathematics. He worked in various government positions during his youth but eventually became disillusioned with the corruption and moral decay he witnessed among the ruling class.At around age 50, Confucius began gathering disciples and traveling across the states, sharing his teachings on ethics, proper governance, and the ideal relationships that should exist within a stable society. Although he never achieved high political rank during his lifetime, his words and deeds had a profound effect on those around him. It is said that he once had over 3,000 students from various walks of life who were drawn to his humanistic philosophy.The core of Confucius' teachings rested on the principles of ren (benevolence, humaneness), li (propriety, proper rites), and filial piety (obedience to elders and ancestors). He believed that the cultivation of virtue was the way to achieve social harmony. "Guide the people with policies and align them with punishments, and the people will evade them and have no shame," he famously stated. "Guide the people with virtue and align them with propriety, and the people will have a sense of shame and become upright."Confucius placed a heavy emphasis on education andself-improvement as the means to become a better person. His Analects, a compilation of his sayings recorded by disciples, expressed his belief that anyone could become a superior individual – or "junzi" – by studying, reflecting, and putting virtuous principles into practice. "The superior person comprehends righteousness, the inferior person comprehends profit," goes one oft-quoted line.While Confucianism is sometimes criticized in the modern era as being too rigid, hierarchical, or deferential to authority, I believe Confucius' teachings still carry immense relevance and wisdom regarding ethics, relationships, self-discipline, and humanity's shared moral universe. In an age of profound socialshifts and ethical uncertainties, his call to lead an examined life guided by integrity and compassion resonates deeply with me.I have found Confucius' emphasis on constantly striving to improve oneself and treat others with respect to be an empowering philosophy. His ideals of hard work, humility, and the lifelong pursuit of knowledge inspire me to be a better student and person. In a world that often seems motivated by greed, egoism, and the relentless pursuit of wealth and status, his focus on inner virtue and interpersonal harmony provides a necessary counterbalance.What draws me to Confucius above all, however, is the way his teachings have woven themselves into the fabric of Chinese civilization across geography and time. From the traditions of ancestral veneration to the civil service examination system to cultural concepts like "the Rectification of Names," Confucian thought permeated every aspect of traditional Chinese society. Even the Chinese written language, with its semantic and philosophical roots, bears the indelible influence of Confucianism.When I study Chinese history, I see the handprints of Confucian values in dynastic codes of ethics, the philosophies of scholar-officials, and the rigid structures of feudal hierarchy. Andwhen I observe Chinese society today, however greatly transformed by markets and technology, I still detect enduring Confucian influences in social mores, cultural sensibilities, and modes of ethical reasoning. Resonances of the Master's wisdom echo across 2,500 years.Critics may argue that Confucianism has also been an obstacle to societal reform and progressive values at various points in Chinese history. And indeed, like any philosophy that became systemized into an official ideology, Confucian teachings were often distorted or stretched beyond their intended purposes to buttress status quo power structures. But I would contend that Confucius' humanism and this-worldly ethical focus, when understood in their purest sense, can be a source of moderation,篇3My Favorite Historical Figure: ConfuciusConfucius is undoubtedly one of the most influential figures in Chinese history and even world civilization. As a student deeply fascinated by history and philosophy, I have great admiration for this ancient Chinese thinker whose teachings haveprofoundly shaped the cultural traditions and values of East Asia for over two millennia.Born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu (present-day Shandong Province), Confucius lived during the chaotic Spring and Autumn period of the Zhou Dynasty. It was an era of constant warfare among feudal states vying for power and territory. Confucius witnessed first-hand the suffering caused by unrest and poor governance. This turbulent environment sparked his lifelong quest to establish a stable and harmonious social order based on moral principles.One of the core concepts of Confucian thought is ren, often translated as "benevolence" or "humaneness." It embodies qualities like compassion, kindness, and love towards others. Confucius believed that cultivating ren was the key to becoming a "superior person" (junzi) and the foundation for an ideal society. He stressed the importance of treating others with empathy, respect and consideration – principles that still resonate deeply today amidst our polarized and divided world.Another central Confucian virtue is li, which refers to propriety, rituals, and appropriate social roles and conduct. Confucius advocated adhering to these customs and ethical norms as a means of creating order, hierarchy, and socialcohesion. While critics view Confucian li as rigid and overly deferential to authority, I believe there is wisdom in balancing individual freedoms with responsibility towards family and community. We can neither function as a society of completely atomized individuals pursuing selfish interests, nor as oppressed masses crushed by authoritarian regimes. Striking this balance has long been a challenge for humanity.What truly makes Confucius remarkable is that he was arguably the first influential teacher to promote the revolutionary idea that one's status should be defined not by noble birth but by moral cultivation and virtuous conduct. He envisioned an institutionalized meritocracy where those most qualified and ethical would be elevated as advisors and officials to lead society. Confucius himself was not aristocratic, but a commoner who through diligent study became one of the most respected and influential scholars of his era.This notion of merit over bloodline birthed the great Chinese imperial examination system that selected civil servants based on their mastery of the Confucian classics rather than wealth or lineage. For over a millennium, this system helped drain the aristocratic monopoly on power and opened paths for social mobility through education and self-improvement. While latersuffering from institutionalized corruption, the imperial exams were historically a great equalizing force compared to the rigid, hereditary class systems that persisted in most other civilizations until modern times.On a personal level, what draws me to Confucius are the humbling accounts of his struggles and perseverance. He faced poverty, exile, and saw his teachings widely rejected during his lifetime. Yet he maintained faith in his principles and devoted himself to educating students who could spread his philosophy to future generations. It was not until after his death that his doctrines gained prominence and were promoted as official state ideology by later dynasties.One of my favorite stories illustrates Confucius's dedication, integrity, and passion for learning. When he encountered a crew repairing a building, Confucius asked the men several insightful questions about the architectural design and construction process - not out of mere curiosity, but from a sincere desire to expand his own knowledge. A student inquired why their renowned。
高考英语作文 介绍孔子
高考英语作文介绍孔子Confucius, also known as Kongzi, was a renowned Chinese philosopher and educator who lived during the Spring and Autumn period of Chinese history. 孔子作为中国著名的哲学家和教育家，生活在中国历史的春秋时期。
He was the founder of Confucianism, a schoolof thought that has greatly influenced Chinese culture and societyfor over two millennia. 他是儒家学派的创立者，儒家思想在中国文化和社会上产生了深远的影响，延续了两千多年。
Confucius' teachings emphasized the importance of moral values, respect for ancestors, and the pursuit of self-improvement through education. 孔子的教导强调道德价值的重要性、尊重祖先以及通过教育来追求自我提升。
One of Confucius' most famous sayings is, "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." 孔子最著名的一句话是：“己所不欲，勿施于人。
” This quote reflects his belief in the principle of reciprocity, or treating others the way you would like to be treated.这句话体现了他对循环互动原则的信仰，即以你希望被对待的方式对待他人。
孔子简介英语作文模板
孔子简介英语作文模板## 英文回答：Confucius: A Visionary Philosopher and Educator。
Confucius, born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu (present-day Shandong Province), China, is widely regarded as one of the most influential thinkers and educators in human history. His teachings, known as Confucianism, have shaped Chinese society and culture for over two millennia, and continue to resonate deeply with people around the world.Confucius lived during a turbulent period of Chinese history, marked by political upheaval, social unrest, and a decline in ethical standards. He deplored the chaos and immorality he witnessed, and sought to restore order and harmony through the promotion of virtue and ethical governance.Central to Confucian philosophy is the concept of ren,which can be translated as "humanity" or "benevolence." Ren encompasses a wide range of virtues, including kindness, compassion, empathy, and respect for others. Confucius believed that by cultivating ren, individuals could achieve inner peace, build harmonious relationships, and create a just and prosperous society.Another key Confucian concept is li, which means "ritual" or "propriety." Li refers to the established norms and behaviors that govern human interactions. Confucius emphasized the importance of following li in order to maintain social order and harmony. He believed that by adhering to proper etiquette and respecting authority, individuals could demonstrate their virtue and contribute to the stability of society.Confucius also placed great importance on education. He believed that education was essential for personal growth, social advancement, and the development of a virtuous society. He established the first private academy in China, and devoted his life to teaching and mentoring students from all walks of life.Confucius's teachings were not limited to rulers and scholars, but extended to all levels of society. He believed that everyone had the potential for virtue andthat through education and self-cultivation, they could improve themselves and contribute to the common good.Confucius's profound wisdom and enduring legacy have influenced not only Chinese society but also many other cultures around the world. His teachings on ethics, morality, and education continue to provide valuable guidance and inspiration for individuals and societies alike.Key Confucian Concepts:Ren (Humanity/Benevolence): Kindness, compassion, empathy, respect。
对孔子介绍的英语作文
对孔子介绍的英语作文英文回答：Confucius: The Sage Whose Teachings Endured for MillenniaConfucius, born Kong Qiu in 551 BCE, was a Chinese philosopher, teacher, and political figure whose teachings continue to influence Chinese society and thought to this day. His life and ideas have been the subject of countless books, articles, and scholarly analyses, and his name is synonymous with wisdom, ethical conduct, and the pursuit of knowledge.His Early Life and EducationConfucius spent his early years in poverty, but he was a precocious child who exhibited a thirst for knowledge from a young age. He studied diligently and gained a reputationfor his vast learning. At the age of 30, he entered the service of the state of Lu, where he held various administrative positions.His Mission as a TeacherDisillusioned by the political turmoil of his time, Confucius retired from government service and devoted himself to teaching. He established a private school where he imparted his teachings to a group of devoted students. Confucius believed that education was the key to individual and social transformation. He taught his students about the importance of virtue, morality, and ritual, and he stressed the value of self-cultivation and lifelong learning.His Core TeachingsConfucius's teachings are encapsulated in a body of literature known as the Analects, a collection of his sayings and conversations. The Analects provide a glimpseinto Confucius's philosophy and offer guidance on a wide range of topics, including ethics, politics, social relations, and the pursuit of knowledge.His Emphasis on VirtueConfucius believed that virtue was the foundation of a good society. He identified five key virtues: benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and trustworthiness. He taught that these virtues were essential for harmonious relationships and a functioning society.His Respect for TraditionConfucius had a deep respect for tradition and the wisdom of the past. He believed that the teachings of the ancient sages held valuable lessons for the present generation. He advocated for the preservation of rituals and ceremonies as a means of maintaining social order and honoring the ancestors.His Impact on Chinese SocietyConfucius's teachings had a profound impact on Chinese society. His ideas about virtue, morality, and education became the cornerstone of Chinese culture and continue to shape Chinese values to this day. His teachings have also influenced other East Asian countries, such as Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.His Legacy as a SageConfucius is remembered as one of the greatest sages in history. His teachings have inspired countless people throughout the centuries and continue to offer wisdom and guidance for those seeking to live a virtuous and meaningful life.中文回答：孔子：其教诲传承千年的圣人孔子，生于公元前551年，名孔丘，是中国哲学家、教师和政治家，其教诲至今仍影响着中国社会和思想。
介绍孔子50字英语作文
Confucius: The Enlightened Sage of ChineseCultureConfucius, the renowned philosopher and educator of ancient China, is revered as the founding father of Confucianism. His teachings, emphasizing morality, ethics, and the importance of education, have shaped the cultural, social, and political landscape of East Asia for centuries. Through his principles of "Ren" (humaneness) and "Li" (ritual propriety), Confucius advocated a harmonious society based on respect, loyalty, and duty. His influence extends far beyond the boundaries of China, making him a globally recognized figure in the history of thought and civilization.孔子，这位古代中国的杰出哲学家和教育家，被誉为儒家思想的创始人。
他的教导强调道德、伦理和教育的重要性，几个世纪以来一直塑造着东亚的文化、社会和政治面貌。
通过“仁”（人类之爱）和“礼”（礼仪规矩）的原则，孔子倡导一个基于尊重、忠诚和责任的和谐社会。
他的影响力远远超出了中国的边界，使他成为思想和文明史上全球公认的人物。
**The Wisdom of Confucius: A Cross-CulturalPerspective**Confucius, a legendary figure in Chinese history,stands as a beacon of wisdom and morality. His teachings, centered around the concepts of "Ren" (humaneness) and "Li" (ritual propriety), promote social harmony and ethical behavior. His influence extends beyond the borders of China, resonating with people across the globe who seek guidancein living a virtuous life.Confucius' emphasis on education as a means to personal and societal growth is particularly relevant in today's world, where knowledge and wisdom are more accessible than ever before. His belief in the transformative power of learning resonates deeply, reminding us that education is not just about acquiring facts but about cultivating character and fostering empathy.Moreover, Confucius' philosophy提倡a respect for tradition and the value of hierarchy, which, while contextualized to the Chinese cultural context, also speaks to the universal human desire for stability and order. His teachings on filial piety and respect for elders, for instance, are not just cultural practices but universalvalues that promote social cohesion and intergenerational understanding.In the globalized world of today, where cultural exchanges and understanding are paramount, the wisdom of Confucius offers a valuable perspective. His teachings on the importance of personal integrity, social responsibility, and the pursuit of excellence in all endeavors are timeless and universally applicable. By embracing the principles of Confucianism, we can work towards building a more harmonious and understanding world.孔子，这位中国历史上的传奇人物，是智慧和道德的灯塔。
介绍孔子英语作文50词
Confucius: A Philosopher for All AgesConfucius, a renowned Chinese philosopher, is reveredfor his wisdom and teachings. Born in the 500s BCE, he advocated the importance of morality, ethics, and harmonyin society. His teachings emphasize respect, loyalty, and love, promoting the Golden Rule of treating others as one would like to be treated. Confucius' influence extends beyond China, with his principles guiding individuals and societies worldwide. His legacy lives on in the form of Confucianism, a philosophy that continues to inspire and guide countless individuals towards a more virtuous and harmonious life.孔子：跨越时代的哲学家孔子，这位备受尊崇的中国哲学家，以他的智慧和教诲闻名于世。
生于公元前500多年的他，大力倡导道德、伦理和社会和谐的重要性。
他的教学强调尊重、忠诚和爱，提倡以己度人的黄金法则。
孔子的影响力不仅限于中国，他的原则引导着世界各地的人们和社会。
他的遗产以儒家哲学的形式得以延续，继续激励着无数的人们追求更加高尚和谐的生活。
Confucius' life story is as remarkable as his teachings. Born into a humble family, he rose to become a renowned scholar and teacher, despite facing significant challenges and obstacles. His perseverance and dedication to his principles are an inspiration to many. His philosophy, known as Confucianism, has had a profound impact on Chinese culture and society, shaping values and behaviors for generations.孔子的生活经历与他的教诲一样非凡。
高一英语作文介绍孔子
高一英语作文介绍孔子英文回答：Confucius, a renowned Chinese philosopher and educator, has left an enduring legacy that continues to shape countless lives. Born in 551 BC in the state of Lu, Confucius witnessed firsthand the political and social turmoil of his time. Determined to find a path to order and harmony, he dedicated his life to teaching and cultivating virtuous individuals.Confucius's teachings focused on the concept of "ren," which can be translated as humaneness or benevolence. He believed that a truly civilized society could only be built upon a foundation of ethical conduct and respect for others. To achieve this, he emphasized the importance of self-reflection, education, and social harmony.One of Confucius's most famous sayings, "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself," encapsulateshis core ethical principles. He believed that empathy and compassion should guide our actions towards others, andthat only by treating others with respect could we truly earn their respect in return.Confucius also placed great importance on education asa means of cultivating virtuous individuals. He believedthat everyone, regardless of their background, had the potential to learn and improve themselves. To this end, he established a school where he taught students from allwalks of life. His teachings covered a wide range of subjects, including ethics, politics, literature, and music.Confucius's teachings have had a profound impact on Chinese culture and beyond. His ideas have shaped theethical values, educational system, and social norms ofEast Asian societies for centuries. Today, his teachings continue to inspire people around the world, offering timeless wisdom on how to live a virtuous and meaningful life.中文回答：孔子，中国古代著名的思想家、教育家，其思想学说至今仍影响着无数人的生活。
关于孔子简介的英语范文
关于孔子简介的英语范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Once upon a time, there was a man named Confucius. He lived a loooong time ago in China, like way before dinosaurs even! Confucius was a wise teacher and philosopher who taught lots of people how to be good and kind.Confucius was born in the year 551 BC in a place called Lu, which is now part of China. He loved learning and when he grew up, he became a teacher. People from all over China came to study with him and learn from his wise words.One of the most important things Confucius taught was about being a good person. He said that everyone should be respectful to their parents, kind to their friends, and honest in everything they do. He also believed in treating others with kindness and respect, no matter who they were.Confucius wrote lots of books and teachings that are still read and studied today. People call his teachings "Confucianism" and they are all about how to live a good and meaningful life.teachings are still important today. People all around the world still look up to him and learn from his wise words. So remember, be kind, be respectful, and always try to be the best person you can be, just like Confucius taught us to do!篇2Once upon a time, there was a really wise and smart dude named Confucius. He was born in China around 551 BC in a place called Lu. People also call him Kong Zi, which is pretty cool.Confucius was super into learning and education. He believed that everyone should have the chance to learn and become a better person. He thought that being kind and respectful to others was important too. He came up with a bunch of sayings and teachings called the Analects, which are like rules on how to be a good person.Confucius also thought that rulers should be fair and just to their people. He believed that if leaders were good role models, then everyone else would follow along and be good too. He wanted to create a peaceful and harmonious society where everyone could live happily together.teachings still influence people today. Lots of people study his ideas and try to follow his advice on how to be a better person. He's like a really old-school life coach, but way cooler.So yeah, that's a little bit about Confucius. He was a super wise dude who wanted everyone to be their best selves and live in harmony with each other. Cool, right?篇3Once upon a time, there was a really smart and wise guy named Confucius, also known as Kong Zi in Chinese. He was born in China around 551 BC and became one of the greatest teachers and philosophers in history.Confucius believed in a harmonious society where everyone knew their place and acted with kindness and respect towards each other. He taught his students about the importance of family, education, and good manners. He believed in the idea of filial piety, which means respecting and obeying your parents and elders.Even though he lived a long time ago, Confucius' teachings are still important today. People all over the world study his ideas and try to live by his principles. He believed that with educationand moral values, anyone could become a better person and make the world a better place.Confucius traveled all around China teaching his ideas and principles to anyone who would listen. He wrote many books and poems that are still read and studied today. He was a very humble and generous person who cared deeply about thewell-being of others.In conclusion, Confucius was a truly remarkable person who left a lasting impact on the world. His teachings continue to inspire and educate people of all ages and backgrounds. He will always be remembered as one of the greatest thinkers and philosophers in history.篇4Once upon a time, there was a really wise man named Confucius. He was born in China a long, long time ago, in the year 551 BC. Confucius was a teacher and philosopher who had a lot of important things to say about how people should live their lives.Confucius believed in the importance of family and education. He thought that people should always try to do theright thing and be kind to each other. He also taught that people should respect their elders and follow the rules of society.One of the most famous sayings of Confucius is "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This means that people should treat others the way they would like to be treated.Confucius had a lot of students who studied with him and learned from his teachings. They wrote down all of his ideas and sayings so that they could be shared with people all over the world.Even though Confucius lived a long time ago, his ideas are still very important today. People all over the world still study his teachings and try to follow his wise advice. Confucius may be gone, but his legacy lives on forever.篇5Once upon a time, there was a really cool dude named Confucius. He was born in ancient China around 551 BC and he is one of the most famous thinkers in the whole wide world!Confucius had a lot of good ideas about how people should behave and how to make the world a better place. He believed inthe importance of respecting others, being kind, and always trying to improve yourself. He thought that if everyone followed his ideas, the world would be a much happier and peaceful place.Even though Confucius lived a long time ago, his teachings are still really important today. People all over the world study his ideas and try to follow his wise words. He has influenced so many people and his thoughts are still being talked about and celebrated today.So, next time you see a quote from Confucius or learn about him in school, remember what a great guy he was and how his ideas are still making a difference in the world today. Confucius may be gone, but his legacy lives on forever!篇6Once upon a time, there was a really smart dude named Confucius. He was born in China way back in 551 BC. Yeah, that's super-duper old!Confucius was all about spreading wisdom and knowledge to the peeps around him. He had lots of cool ideas about how to be a good person and make the world a better place. His teachings were called Confucianism, and they're still super important in China and beyond today.One of Confucius's most famous sayings is: "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." That's pretty deep, right? It's all about treating others with kindness and respect, just like you want to be treated yourself.Confucius also believed in the importance of learning and education. He thought that everyone should have the chance to learn and grow, no matter who they are or where they come from. He was all about spreading knowledge and helping people become their best selves.Even though Confucius lived a crazy long time ago, his ideas are still super relevant today. People still study his teachings and try to follow his wise advice. So yeah, Confucius may beold-school, but he's definitely still a boss when it comes to spreading good vibes and wisdom.。
用英语介绍孔子大概50字左右的作文
用英语介绍孔子大概50字左右的作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Who Was Confucius?Have you ever heard of a wise man named Confucius? He was a really important teacher who lived in China a long, long time ago - over 2,500 years ago! Confucius taught people how to be good and have good manners. He had so many brilliant ideas about how we should treat each other and live our lives. Let me tell you all about this amazing philosopher!Confucius was born in 551 BC in the Lu state of China during a time of war and conflict. His family wasn't rich, but his parents valued education and manners a whole lot. Even as a young kid, Confucius was extremely smart and loved learning everything he could. He was curious about traditions, history, poetry, and how to live an ethical life.When Confucius grew up, he worked as a bookkeeper and then later as a governor. But his true passion was teaching. He began gathering students and traveling around telling people his ideas on proper behavior, family values, and goodgovernment. Confucius wanted everyone to live virtuously and treat each other with kindness and respect.Confucius had so many wise sayings! One of my favorites is "What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others." That's the Golden Rule - being kind and not doing mean things. Another good one is "When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps." That means if something isn't working, you should change how you do it instead of just giving up. Smart advice!Even though Confucius lived so long ago, his teachings are still very important today. He had ideas about having good morals, working hard, respecting your elders and ancestors, being a good leader, and valuing traditions. We can learn a lot from the things Confucius said!For example, Confucius talked a whole lot about filial piety - honoring and obeying your parents. He said children should listen to their moms and dads because parents make a ton of sacrifices to take care of their kids. Showing respect to your family is one of the most important Confucian values. I always try my best to mind my parents!Confucius also believed that people should receive a good education so they can be virtuous citizens. He thought that ifpeople studied poetry, history, and philosophy, they could live more ethical lives. That's why school is so important! We're learning not just reading and math, but also how to be good people.Another big idea from Confucius was about relationships and having good manners. He said there needs to be order in society, with everyone understanding their role and treating each other properly. Kids should obey parents, citizens should obey the government, and everyone should be respectful. Having good etiquette and being kind creates harmony.Confucian teachings also talk about achieving inner peace through reflection, self-discipline, and being humble. If we take time to think before we act and don't get too full of ourselves, we can have happier lives. I try to do that, but it's not always easy as a kid!After traveling around teaching for many years, Confucius went back home and spent the rest of his days compiling and editing ancient writings. He helped preserve classic texts on poetry, history, philosophy, and rituals that are still read today. Confucius was a huge contributor to Chinese culture and literature.Even though Confucius lived a very long time ago, his ideas are still super important and can help guide how we live our lives today. I'm glad I learned all about this wise philosopher in school! His thoughts on having good morals, working hard, respecting family, and being a good leader are things we can all try to follow. I'll do my best to be kind, mind my parents, study hard, and live an ethical life just like Confucius taught.篇2Confucius - The Great TeacherHi there! Today I want to tell you about a really cool guy named Confucius. He lived a long, long time ago in ancient China. But even though he's been gone for over 2,500 years, people all over the world still learn about his wise teachings.Confucius was born in 551 BC in a small village called Tsingping. His parents gave him the name Kong Qiu at birth. When he grew up to be a brilliant thinker and teacher, people started calling him "Confucius" which means "Master Kong."As a young man, Confucius loved learning everything he could about history, poetry, and the proper ways for people to behave. He traveled all around China teaching others what hehad learned. Confucius didn't just tell people facts - he taught them how to live a good and moral life.One of the most important ideas Confucius taught was about relationships between people. He said there needs to be respect, kindness and understanding between children and parents, husbands and wives, leaders and citizens, friends, and even strangers. He called this proper relationship the "Principle of Li."Confucius also promoted ideas like being honest, hardworking, showing self-control, and always striving to be better. He believed that through education and self-discipline, people could reach their highest potential and create a society of peace and harmony. Pretty wise stuff for a guy who lived so long ago, right?Even though Confucius never actually wrote down his own teachings, his students took really good notes. After he died, his lessons were gathered into books called the Analects. They contain amazing advice like "When you see a good person, try to emulate them. When you see someone not so good, look within yourself for shortcomings."The teachings of Confucius spread widely across ancient China. Powerful emperors embraced his philosophies about howto govern wisely and treat people fairly. Confucianism became one of the most influential belief systems in Chinese history, right up there with Buddhism and Taoism.But Confucius' impact wasn't just limited to China. You can find signs of his teachings across the world today. In Korea, ceremonies honoring ancestors and respecting elders come straight from Confucian values. In Japan, the idea of selfless public service among government officials has Confucian roots.Even in the United States, some of the core ideas found in the Declaration of Independence about human rights and civic duty may have been influenced by Confucian thought that spread through Europe.Today many people follow Confucianism as a religion or philosophy for living an ethical life through personal growth and responsibility to family and society. But even if you don't practice Confucianism, you have to admire how one man's ideas from so long ago still guide how we think about morality and relationships with each other.I think Confucius was an amazing teacher and it's really cool that 2,500 years later, kids like me are still learning about his wise words. He shared so much brilliant wisdom about having a strong character, treating others with respect, and working hardto make the world a more harmonious place. Those ideas are just as important now as they were back then!So take a page out of the Analects and "Respect yourself and others will respect you." Pretty smart stuff from old Master Kong, the great Confucius!篇3Confucius - The Wise Teacher from Ancient ChinaHi friends! Today I want to tell you all about a really important man from a long long time ago in China. His name was Confucius and he was one of the smartest teachers and philosophers that ever lived. Even though he was born over2,500 years ago, people still study his ideas and lessons today!Confucius lived in a time called the Spring and Autumn Period in ancient China. Back then, China wasn't one big united country like it is now. It was made up of lots of small kingdoms and states that were always fighting each other. Confucius saw how the wars and battles made people suffer. He wanted to find a way to bring peace and harmony.When Confucius was young, he loved learning everything he could. He studied history, poetry, rituals and rules about howpeople should behave. By the time he grew up, he became a brilliant teacher and scholar. Everywhere he went, students started following him to learn his wise teachings. Eventually Confucius had thousands of students!One of the most important things Confucius taught was about being a good, moral person. He talked a lot about virtues like kindness, respect, honesty, and doing what's right. He believed if rulers and leaders acted morally and fairly, it would influence everyone else to behave well too. That could help bring peace instead of constant conflict.Confucius didn't just preach about morals though - he led by example. All his students said he perfectly practiced what he taught about being good and ethical. He was humble, patient, hard-working and always willing to learn more. Confucius wanted everyone to focus on constantly improving themselves.Another big idea from Confucius was about having the right relationships and behavior between people. He talked about the proper roles for family members, leaders, subjects, friends and more. Showing respect and fulfilling your duties to others was very important in his teachings. For example, children should obey their parents, and leaders should be caring towards their people.Confucius had so many wise sayings that are still quoted today! One of my favorites is "It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop." I think that means we should be patient, keep working hard and never give up on improving ourselves. Another good one is "When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps." So if something isn't working, we shouldn't just give up - we should try a different approach!Even though much of Confucius's actual life is uncertain since he lived so long ago, his thoughts and philosophy had an enormous impact on Chinese culture. For over 2,000 years, Confucianism shaped how people in China viewed ethics, education, government and life. Many royal kingdoms tested people on Confucian ideas before hiring them for important jobs. Even today, you can visit Confucius's hometown which has giant memorial temples and statues honoring him.I think Confucius's teachings about virtues, relationships, education and always striving to be better are really wise and meaningful. While a lot has changed since ancient times, his ideas seem just as relevant today as they were back then. I try my best to follow his advice about being a good person who respects others and keeps learning. I hope you'll join me instudying this amazing philosopher too! Let's all keep working hard and improving ourselves each day, just like Confucius did.篇4Confucius: The Wise Teacher Who Shaped Chinese CultureHave you ever heard of a person who lived a really, really long time ago, but whose ideas are still taught and followed today? I'm talking about someone who was born over 2,500 years ago in ancient China! His name was Confucius, and he was one of the most influential philosophers and teachers in Chinese history.Confucius lived during a time when there was a lot of chaos and fighting between different kingdoms in China. He believed that people needed to follow a strict moral code to bring order and peace to society. Confucius taught that everyone should practice five main virtues: kindness, righteousness, respect, wisdom, and honesty. He said that if people followed these virtues, they would create a harmonious and well-ordered society.One of Confucius's most famous teachings was about relationships and how people should behave towards one another. He talked about the "Five Relationships": therelationship between ruler and subject, father and son, husband and wife, older brother and younger brother, and between friends. Confucius believed that if everyone respected their roles and treated each other properly based on these relationships, society would function smoothly.For example, Confucius said that a good ruler should be kind and care for their people like a parent cares for their children. In return, the people should be loyal and obedient to their ruler, just like children obey their parents. Confucius also emphasized the importance of filial piety, which means showing respect and devotion to your parents and ancestors.Confucius didn't just talk about big ideas and rules; he also gave practical advice for daily life. He said things like "When you make a mistake, don't be afraid to correct it" and "If you think too much about the past, you'll never move forward." He even had thoughts on things like good manners, like saying "Don't point with your fingers" and "Don't sit unless your elders are seated first."Even though Confucius lived such a long, long time ago, his ideas had a huge influence on Chinese culture, society, and government for over 2,000 years! Confucian teachings were seen as so important that young boys in ancient China had to studyand memorize Confucius's writings as part of their education. Many emperors tried to rule according to Confucian principles, creating strict hierarchies and codes of behavior for their subjects to follow.Nowadays, while some of Confucius's specific teachings might seem a bit old-fashioned, his core values of kindness, respect, honesty, and seeking harmony are still widely appreciated in Chinese culture. You can see Confucian ideas reflected in things like the importance of family, showing respect to elders, and valuing education.So even though Confucius was just an ordinary man who lived over 2,500 years ago, his wise words and moral teachings had an extraordinary impact that shaped Chinese civilization for centuries. Pretty amazing for a humble teacher and philosopher, right? His ideas crossed vast distances and lengths of time to still influence how billions of people think and behave today. Now that's what I call leaving a lasting legacy!篇5Confucius - The Great Teacher of Ancient ChinaHi everyone! Today I want to tell you about a really cool and wise guy from a long, long time ago named Confucius. He livedin ancient China over 2,500 years ago and taught people all about how to be good, smart, and live a proper life. Pretty neat, huh?Confucius was born in 551 BC in a place called Lu, which is now the Shandong province. His real name was actually Kong Qiu, but people started calling him Confucius, which means "Master Kong." From a young age, he loved learning and reading books. He came from a pretty poor family, but he worked really hard and became a respected teacher and philosopher when he grew up.One of Confucius' biggest ideas was about having good morals and proper behavior. He believed that if people acted with virtue, integrity, and respect for each other, society would beharmonious and peaceful. Some of his key values were loyalty, kindness, honor, and always striving to improve yourself. He taught that everyone should treat others the way they wished to be treated. Sounds a lot like the Golden Rule we learn about, right?Confucius spent many years traveling around China with groups of students, sharing his teachings on ethics, wisdom, and how to have good relationships and be a good leader or ruler. He talked a lot about filial piety, which means respecting yourparents and elders. And he emphasized the importance of education, sincerity, and living a modest life. Cool stuff for an ancient philosopher, don't you think?While Confucius wanted to work for the government so he could spread his ideas, the kings and rulers didn't always listen to him. It wasn't until after he died that people really started understanding how smart and insightful his words were. Over time, his thoughts and sayings became hugely influential all across China and other parts of Asia. He basically became one of the most famous teachers in history!Lots of Confucius' teachings were collected into a book called The Analects by his devoted students. It contains little stories that illustrate his philosophies and words of wisdom on all kinds of topics - from how to be a good friend to advice for people in charge. The Analects has been studied for centuries and shaped so much of Chinese culture, traditions, and belief systems.I think Confucius seemed like a really cool, wise, and caring guy. He spent his whole life trying to educate people and make the world a kinder, more ethical place. Even though he lived a ridiculously long time ago, many of his lessons on moral character and relationships are still super relevant today.Treating others with respect, learning from your mistakes, and always striving to be a better human being? Those are great principles for all of us to live by, whether you lived in ancient China or the modern world!So there you have it - the scoop on the famous Master Kong, or Confucius as we know him. He may have lived over 2,500 years ago, but his words of wisdom have stood the test of time. Who knew an ancient philosopher could be so fascinating and have such an amazing lasting impact? I hope you enjoyed learning about the brilliant teachings of Confucius as much as I did!篇6Confucius Was a Really Cool GuyDo you know who Confucius was? He was this super old Chinese philosopher dude who lived like a really, really long time ago - we're talking over 2,500 years ago! Can you even imagine living that long ago? I can't!Confucius was born in 551 BC in a place called Lu, which was in ancient China. His real name was actually Kong Qiu, but everybody just called him Confucius, which is the Latin version of his name. Even as a little kid, Confucius was really smart and loved learning about history, poetry, and rituals.When he grew up, Confucius became a traveler and went all around the different states of ancient China teaching people his ideas about ethics, proper behavior, and how to have a good government. He had lots of students who followed him around, kind of like a teacher with his class today. Except back then, they didn't have cars or buses, so they all had to walk everywhere! Can you imagine walking across all of ancient China? My legs would be so tired!Anyway, Confucius had some really interesting thoughts about how people should act and treat each other. He believed that everyone should follow the golden rule and treat others the way you want to be treated yourself. He also thought that families, communities, and even countries would work better if everyone did their role properly and respected each other. Kids should obey their parents, wives should obey their husbands, regular people should obey their leaders, and leaders should be good role models. Today we might not totally agree with some of those ideas, but back then it made a lot of sense.Confucius was really into traditions, rituals, and honoring your ancestors too. He wore traditional robes and performed ceremonial rituals to help guide people's behaviors. He loved things like music, poetry, literature, and history because he feltthey helped make people more cultured and ethical. I'm not sure I completely understand it all, but it was really important stuff to him!Even though Confucius lived so long ago, his teachings were so influential that they basically shaped the culture of places like China, Korea, Japan and Vietnam for thousands of years! His philosophy was kind of like the biggest deal ever in East Asia. And get this - people still study and practice Confucianism today, over 2,500 years later! That's pretty amazing if you ask me.Confucius came up with this idea called the Analects, which was a collection of his sayings and teachings put together by his students after he died. It's kind of like a big book of Confucius' greatest quotes and life lessons. Some of them are pretty wise and some are a little strange to me, but hey, they were written a really, really long time ago!Here are a few of his famous quotes from the Analects:"What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others.""Isn't it a pleasure to study and practice what you have learned?""If you look for the truth, you may find it in the strangest of places."I don't always totally understand everything Confucius said, but I think he had a lot of good points about being good to others, working hard, and always trying to learn more. Those seem like pretty solid ideas to live by if you ask me!So in conclusion, Confucius was this really old but very influential Chinese philosopher. Even after 2,500 years, lots of people still look up to his teachings about ethics, rituals, and proper behavior. He had some interesting thoughts, even if some of them seem a little weird or outdated today. But overall, he seemed like a pretty wise, intelligent, and influential guy, at least for someone who lived back in ancient China! Who knows, maybe studying Confucius will help me become a better student and person. Or maybe I'll just stick to watching cartoons - they're a lot easier to understand!。
向外国友人介绍孔子英语作文
向外国友人介绍孔子英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Hi friends,I want to tell you about a very important person in Chinese history. His name is Confucius! He lived a long time ago, in ancient China, and he was a very wise teacher. People still listen to his teachings today because they are so smart and helpful.Confucius was born in 551 BC in the country of Lu, which is now part of China. He loved to learn and he loved to teach others what he knew. He taught his students about how to be good people and how to live a good life. He believed in things like respect, honesty, and kindness.One of Confucius's most famous sayings is, "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This means that we should treat others with kindness and respect, just like we want to be treated.Confucius also believed in the importance of education. He said, "Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope.Hope breeds peace." This means that when we learn new things, we become more confident and hopeful, which can lead to a peaceful world.Even though Confucius lived a long time ago, his teachings are still important today. People all over the world study his ideas and try to live by them. I think that's pretty cool!So that's a little bit about Confucius. I hope you enjoyed learning about this wise and wonderful teacher! Let's try to be good people and follow his teachings too.Bye for now!篇2Hello everyone, today I want to introduce you to a very important person in Chinese history - Confucius! Confucius was a wise man who lived a long, long time ago in ancient China. He was a teacher, philosopher, and thinker who came up with lots of great ideas that people still talk about today.Confucius believed in the importance of education andself-improvement. He thought that by studying hard and being a good person, everyone could make the world a better place. One of his most famous sayings is "It does not matter how slowly yougo as long as you do not stop." This means that as long as you keep trying and never give up, you will eventually succeed.Confucius also talked a lot about the importance of family and respecting your elders. He believed that by treating others with kindness and respect, you could create a harmonious society where everyone gets along. This is why his teachings have had such a big impact on Chinese culture and society for thousands of years.So, if you ever want to learn more about Chinese culture and history, be sure to read up on Confucius and his teachings. He was a truly remarkable person who had a lot of wisdom to share with the world. Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoyed learning about Confucius!篇3Hey guys, do you know who Confucius is? He's like a superstar in China! Let me tell you all about him in this super cool essay!Confucius was a wise and kind teacher who lived a long time ago in ancient China. He was born in 551 BC in the state of Lu, which is now part of modern-day Shandong Province. He wasreally smart and loved to learn new things, so he studied hard and became a great philosopher and educator.One of Confucius's most famous teachings is the Golden Rule: "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." It means we should treat others the way we want to be treated. Isn't that cool?Confucius also believed in the importance of family and respect for elders. He said, "Respect yourself and others will respect you." He thought it was important to be polite and kind to everyone, no matter what.Another big idea of Confucius was the idea of harmony and balance in society. He believed that everyone should know their place and act accordingly, whether they were rulers, parents, or children. He thought that if everyone followed the rules and behaved well, society would be peaceful and happy.Even though Confucius lived a long time ago, his ideas are still really important in China today. People still study his teachings and try to live by his wise words. So, if you ever come to China, make sure to remember Confucius and all the great things he taught us!Hope you guys enjoyed learning about Confucius. See you next time! Bye!篇4Hi friends,Today I want to tell you about a really cool guy from China. His name is Confucius, but we usually call him Kong Zi. He was a super wise teacher and philosopher who lived a long long time ago, like more than 2000 years ago!Kong Zi was born in a place called Qufu in China. He was really smart and loved to learn new things. He taught people about being kind, respectful, and responsible. He believed that everyone should have good manners and treat others with respect. He also said that we should always try our best and never give up.Kong Zi's ideas became really popular in China, and even in other countries too. People still study his teachings today because they are so wise and helpful.One of Kong Zi's most famous sayings is "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This means weshould treat others the way we want to be treated. It's a really important lesson for us to remember.So, that's a bit about Kong Zi. I hope you liked learning about this awesome guy from China. Maybe you can tell me about a famous person from your country next time!Bye for now!篇5Hi, my friends from other countries! Today I want to tell you about Confucius, a very famous Chinese philosopher. He lived a long time ago, about 2500 years ago, but his teachings are still very important to us Chinese people.Confucius believed in the importance of moral values and good behavior. He taught his followers to be kind, respectful, and honest. He also emphasized the importance of family and education. Confucius believed that by following these principles, people could live better lives and society would be more harmonious.One of Confucius' most famous sayings is "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This means thatwe should treat others with kindness and respect, just as we would like to be treated.Confucius also believed in the importance of learning. He said, "Education breeds confidence. Confidence breeds hope. Hope breeds peace." This shows how important education is in shaping a person's character and building a better society.In China, we still study Confucius' teachings in school and many people still follow his principles in their daily lives. We honor Confucius as a great thinker and his ideas continue to inspire us to be better people.I hope you enjoyed learning about Confucius! Thank you for listening.篇6Hey guys, do you know about Confucius? He was a super cool dude from China who lived a long time ago. I want to tell you all about him because he was really important in our history!Confucius was born in 551 BC in the country of Lu, which is now part of China. He was really smart and loved to learn new things. He became a teacher and philosopher, and he had a lot of followers who looked up to him.One of the things Confucius is famous for is his teachings on how to be a good person. He believed in things like respect for others, honesty, and always trying to do your best. He also talked a lot about the importance of family and the value of education.Confucius wrote a lot of books and sayings that are still popular today. One of his most famous sayings is, "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This is known as the Golden Rule, and it's a really good rule to live by!Even though Confucius lived a long time ago, his ideas are still really important in China and in other parts of the world. People still study his teachings and try to follow his wise advice on how to live a good life.So yeah, that's a little bit about Confucius. I think he's a pretty awesome guy and I hope you guys think so too! Let me know if you have any questions about him. Thanks for listening!。
写一篇关于孔子的英语作文六年级的水平
写一篇关于孔子的英语作文六年级的水平全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Confucius: The Great Teacher From Ancient ChinaDo you know who Confucius was? He was one of the most famous teachers and philosophers from ancient China. Confucius lived a very long time ago, over 2,500 years back in time! Even though he lived so many centuries ago, his teachings and ideas are still studied and followed by many people today.Confucius was born in 551 BC in the state of Lu, which is now the modern-day Shandong province of China. His real name was Kong Qiu, but he became known as Confucius, which means "Master Kong" in Latin. From a young age, Confucius loved to learn. He worked hard to study history, poetry, and ancient teachings.When Confucius grew up, he became a great teacher. Many students came from all across China to learn from him. Confucius spent years traveling from state to state in ancient China, teaching people his ideas about proper behavior, wisdom, and good government.Confucius had some very interesting thoughts and sayings that are still quoted today. Here are a few of his most famous quotes:"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.""When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don't adjust the goals, adjust the action steps.""The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence."Confucius believed that people should follow certain principles and virtues to live a good life. Some of the main virtues he taught were:篇2Confucius - A Great Teacher and PhilosopherHave you ever heard of Confucius? He was a really important teacher and philosopher who lived in ancient China over 2,500 years ago! Confucius taught ideas that are still followed by many people today.Confucius was born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu, which is now the Shandong province of China. His real name was Kong Qiu, but he became known as Kung Fu-tzu, which means "Master Kong." This name was shortened to Confucius in the West.As a young man, Confucius worked as a bookkeeper, a cowherd, and a clerk. He married at age 19 and had one son and two daughters. But his true passion was learning. He studied history, poetry, and rituals. He also started gathering students around him to teach them his ideas.Confucius' TeachingsConfucius had so many wise teachings! One of his main ideas was that people should follow the proper way of behaving, which he called Li. This meant showing respect, being kind, and keeping traditions. For example, he taught that children should obey their parents and elders.Another key teaching of Confucius was Ren, which means benevolence or compassion towards others. He believed that a good leader must care about the people and govern fairly. Confucius also valued qualities like honesty, loyalty, and doing what is right.One of his most famous sayings is: "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself." This later became known as the Golden Rule, and it is part of many religions and philosophies.Confucius wanted his students to love learning. He said, "If you think you can do it or if you think you can't do it, you are right." This means having a positive attitude is very important.Life of ConfuciusConfucius traveled around ancient China with his students, teaching his ideas. At first, not many people listened to him. But over time, his reputation as a wise teacher grew. Eventually, he was invited by rulers to be an advisor on proper government.Unfortunately, the rulers did not always follow Confucius' advice about being fair and just. This frustrated him. He spent many years wandering from state to state with his loyal students.In his later years, Confucius focused on teaching and compiling ancient writings. His students recorded his conversations and lessons in a book called The Analects. He died in 479 BCE at the age of 72.Confucianism SpreadsAfter Confucius died, his ideas continued to spread through his students and their students. Rulers of the Han Dynasty made Confucianism the official philosophy and belief system of China in the 2nd century BCE.Confucianism became deeply rooted in Chinese culture, influencing everything from family values to education to government. Its principles of respect, kindness, and morality are upheld by Confucians to this day.Confucius' teachings also spread to other parts of Asia like Korea, Japan, and Vietnam over the centuries. His philosophy has had a major impact on billions of people throughout history.Confucius TodayToday, there are millions of Confucian followers worldwide, especially in China, Korea, and other Asian countries. But his teachings remain relevant and influential far beyond Asia.Many philosophies, religions, and ethical systems embrace ideas Confucius taught long ago, like the Golden Rule. Schools use methods based on his beliefs about education. And leaders sometimes follow his principles about governing justly.Memorials, statues, and temples honour Confucius in countries across the globe, including a famous site in hishometown of Qufu, Shandong. He remains an iconic figure whose wisdom continues guiding people over 2,500 years later.While Confucius lived a very long time ago, his ideas about moral living and putting others first are timeless. By studying kindness, respect, and a love for learning, we can all learn something from the humble teacher known as the "First Master."篇3Confucius - The Great TeacherHi, my name is Michael and today I want to tell you about a very wise man named Confucius who lived a long time ago in ancient China. Confucius was a famous philosopher and teacher whose ideas are still really important today, over 2,500 years after he lived!Confucius was born in 551 BC in the state of Lu, which is now the modern-day Shandong province of China. His real name was actually Kong Qiu but he became known as Confucius, which means "Master Kong" in Latin. From a young age, Confucius loved learning and studied history, poetry, and ritual traditions.As he grew older, Confucius began teaching others about his ideas on proper human behavior, how society should beorganized, and how people should treat each other with kindness, respect and virtue. He quickly became well-known for his wisdom and ideas about ethics, morality and social relationships.Some of Confucius' Main TeachingsOne of Confucius' core beliefs was that people need to constantly work on improving themselves morally and ethically. He taught principles like filial piety, which means respecting and honoring your parents and elders. Loyalty, kindness, andself-discipline were other key values he emphasized.Confucius also believed that society should be built on five key relationships: the relationship between a ruler and subject, father and son, husband and wife, older and younger siblings, and between friends. Each party in these relationships has certain duties and responsibilities toward the other.For example, rulers and fathers must be kind and caring leaders, while subjects and children must obey them. Older siblings should look after younger ones. Confucius felt that if everyone understood and followed the proper roles in these relationships, society would be harmonious and stable.Confucius placed a lot of importance on education,self-improvement, and leading an ethical life. He felt that a moral society could only be built by moral individuals. Some of his famous sayings were:"The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions.""Wisdom comes from learning, and inaction comes from lack of wisdom.""When you know a thing, maintain that you know it; and when you do not know a thing, acknowledge that you do not know it. This is knowledge."The Analects and Confucius' LegacyConfucius' philosophical ideas were written down by his students in a collection of sayings called The Analects. This book contains his views on how people should behave, govern, and live moral lives. The Analects has had an enormous influence on Chinese thought and values over the centuries.For the rest of his life, Confucius traveled around ancient China trying to put his ideas into practice and advise rulers on how to govern wisely and ethically. He gathered a group of dedicated students who studied his teachings closely.Although Confucius faced setbacks and his ideas were not always accepted during his lifetime, his influence only grew after his death in 479 BC at the age of 72. Over time, Confucianism became one of the dominant philosophies in China, along with Daoism and Buddhism. Confucian values shaped the imperial governments, education system, and way of life for thousands of years.Even today, over 2,500 years later, Confucius' emphasis on virtue, morality, respect for elders, and self-cultivation still influence Chinese culture and societies across East Asia. Confucian temples and his teachings about ethics, kind leadership, and social harmony remain highly relevant in the modern world. Confucius was truly one of the most influential philosophers and thinkers in human history!篇4Confucius: A Wise Teacher from Ancient ChinaHave you ever heard the name Confucius? He was a very famous teacher who lived in ancient China over 2,500 years ago! Confucius taught people how to be good, wise, and live a moral life. Even though he lived so long ago, his teachings are still studied and followed by millions of people today.Confucius' Real Name and Early LifeConfucius wasn't his real name - it was a name given to honor him as a great teacher and philosopher. His real name was Kong Qiu, but people called him Kong Fuzi out of respect, which means "Master Kong." Confucius was born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu, which is now the province of Shandong in eastern China.His family was once noble and wealthy, but by the time Confucius was born, they had lost their fortune and status. As a young boy, Confucius had to work hard doing things like tending sheep and reading books by candlelight since his family was poor. He was very curious and loved learning about history, poetry, and the ancient rituals of China's Zhou dynasty.Becoming a Great TeacherAs a young man, Confucius worked as a bookkeeper, a shepherd, and a clerk. But he found his true calling as a teacher. He started gathering students and teaching them his ideas about ethics, morality, government, and society. Confucius believed that to be a good person, you had to follow certain virtues like benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and loyalty.His teachings became very popular, and soon noble families invited Confucius to teach their sons. Over his lifetime, Confucius had over 3,000 students come to study with him! He would ask them questions to make them think deeply and discuss philosophical ideas. Confucius wanted his students to not just memorize information, but to truly understand ethics and how to lead a moral life.Travels and Later LifeFor many years, Confucius traveled around China to different kingdoms, trying to spread his ideas and find a ruler who would let him put his teachings into practice. However, most rulers didn't really listen to his ideas about having a just, ethical government that cared for the people.Confucius spent many years wandering from state to state with his students, sometimes having to go into hiding or face danger from rival kingdoms and rulers. He finally returned home to Lu at age 68, disappointed that no ruler had fully accepted his ideas. He spent the last years of his life teaching, writing, and compiling the classics of ancient Chinese literature and history.The Analects and Confucian TeachingsThe most important book recording Confucius' teachings is called the Analects. It was written by his students after his death, gathering his famous sayings and ideas. Some of his best-known teachings include:• The Golden Rule: "What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others."• "The superior man acts before he spe aks, and afterwards speaks according to his actions."• "By three methods we may learn wisdom: first, by reflection, which is noblest; second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest."Confucius emphasized the importance of virtues like filial piety (obedience to parents), justice, honesty, and treating others with respect and kindness. He believed that a well-governed society had to be based on morality, not just laws and regulations. Confucius' philosophy still greatly influences Chinese culture and is studied as part of many Asian philosophies today.So while Confucius lived a very long time ago, his wise teachings about how to live an ethical life still have greatmeaning for people around the world today! He truly was one of the greatest philosophers and teachers in human history.篇5Confucius - A Wise Teacher From Long AgoHave you ever heard of a man named Confucius? He was a very wise teacher who lived in ancient China over 2,500 years ago! Confucius taught people lessons about how to live a good life and be a better person. Even though he lived such a long time ago, his teachings are still studied and followed by many people today.Confucius was born in 551 BC in the Lu state, which is now the modern day Shandong province of China. His real name was Kong Qiu, but he became known as Confucius, which means "Master Kong." From a young age, Confucius loved learning. He was very curious and asked lots of questions. He studied history, poetry, and rituals of the ancient times.When Confucius grew up, he became a teacher. He gathered many students who were called disciples. Confucius traveled all around China, teaching his lessons about moral values, proper behavior, and good government. He believed that to have anorderly and peaceful society, people needed to act with virtue, kindness, and respect towards each other.One of the most important principles Confucius taught was filial piety. This means showing devotion, obedience, and care for your parents and elders. He said it was the root of humanity's ethical behavior. Confucius also taught that people should treat others as they wished to be treated themselves. Does this remind you of the Golden Rule? It's very similar!Confucius emphasized the importance of education, constantly studying, and pursuing knowledge. He believed that everyone could become a better person by learning and putting effort into self-improvement. Confucius said "I was not born with knowledge, but being fond of antiquity, I am seeking it earnestly."The wise teachings of Confucius were eventually collected into a book called the Analects by his disciples after he died. The Analects contain sayings, parables, and little stories that illustrate Confucius' ethical beliefs. Here are a few examples of quotes from the Analects:"Wheresoever you go, go with all your soul.""Respect yourself and others will respect you.""Better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble without one."Confucius emphasized the importance of being a moral person with good character, more than just memorizing facts or following rules blindly. He said "The superior man thinks always of virtue; the inferior man thinks of comfort." His lessons encouraged people to cultivate positive qualities like honesty, kindness, courage, and diligence.Confucianism became very influential and spread widely across ancient China. Many rulers tried to govern based on Confucian moral principles of leading by virtuous example. The civil service system in China selected government officials based on their knowledge of Confucian teachings and values. Even today, over 2,500 years later, Confucian ideas about ethics, respect for learning, and proper behavior still impact Chinese culture and societies around Asia.Although Confucius lived long ago in ancient times, his wisdom about human virtue and moral living is still very meaningful today. We can learn from his emphasis on constantly improving ourselves, treating others with respect, fulfilling our responsibilities, and behaving with integrity. The lessons of Confucius remind us that developing our moral character is one of the most important goals in life, no matter how much time haspassed. We should all strive to be kind, hardworking, and curious students like Confucius himself!篇6Confucius - A Great Teacher from Long AgoA very smart man named Confucius lived in China over 2,500 years ago. He was a famous philosopher and teacher whose ideas are still studied and followed by many people today. Let me tell you about this wise man and some of the important things he taught.Confucius was born in 551 BC in the Lu state of China. His family was not rich or powerful, but they valued education and proper behavior very much. As a young boy, Confucius loved to learn. He asked lots of questions and studied history, poetry, and ritual traditions.When he grew up, Confucius became a teacher. He traveled around China sharing his ideas about ethics, good government, and how to live a moral life. Confucius believed that education was crucial for creating an orderly society. He felt that if leaders were well-educated and acted with integrity, treating people fairly, then society would be harmonious.Confucius emphasized the importance of having a strong moral character and behaving correctly in all situations. He taught aboutimportant virtues like filial piety (respect for your parents and elders), humaneness, righteousness, propriety, and loyalty. Confucius said the ideal person strives to become a perfect gentleman through constant self-improvement.One of Confucius' core principles was the Golden Rule - "What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others." He felt we should treat everyone with kindness, consideration and respect, just as we would want to be treated. Confucius valued harmony in relationships and society. He encouraged his followers to analyze their motivations and actions to avoid causing conflict or trouble for others.Confucius placed great importance on education and learning, not just from books but also through observing the world around you. He said "I am not born knowing things. I love antiquity and am industrious in investigating it." Confucius stressed always striving to gain wisdom and improve yourself as a person.He gathered a group of dedicated students who studied his teachings diligently. Confucius used stories, dialogues, and examples to illustrate his ethical concepts in a way they couldunderstand. Although he came from a humble background, Confucius' profound insights and methods of self-cultivation gained him great respect.Confucius lived through a time of war and political chaos in China. He hoped that if society followed his philosophies emphasizing ethical conduct, proper rituals, and filial piety, then order and stability could be restored. Confucius tried to influence rulers to govern justly and improve the lives of the common people.Unfortunately, Confucius' ideas were not very popular during his lifetime. It wasn't until after his death that his teachings started spreading and gaining many followers across China. His sayings and philosophies were compiled into books called the Analects by his devoted students.Almost 2,500 years later, the ethical ideas taught by Confucius still influence Chinese culture, traditions and beliefs today. His emphasis on leading an ethical life, showing respect for others, and continually working on self-improvement are values that people around the world still try to follow.Millions of people visit Confucius' birthplace in Qufu, China every year to honor this great teacher. Temples, statues, and memorials have been built for Confucius across Asia. Hisphilosophies are studied by students and scholars who analyze and debate his proverbs and sayings.Here are some of Confucius' famous quotes that reveal his wise ideas:"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop."This quote reminds us to be patient and keep persisting as we pursue our goals."The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions."In other words, don't just talk about doing good things - make sure your deeds match your words."When you see a good person, think of becoming likeher/him. When you see someone not so good, reflect on your own weak points."This saying encourages self-reflection and using role models to inspire self-improvement."If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right."Our mindset and determination are crucial for achieving what we strive for.So in conclusion, Confucius was an amazing teacher, philosopher and guide whose ideas about ethics, relationships, education and self-development remain extremely influential over 2,500 years later. His emphasis on leading a virtuous life, treating others properly, and constantly working towards wisdom and moral perfection are principles we can all learn from.。
六年级英语介绍孔子的作文50字
Confucius: The Wise Man of Ancient China Confucius, known as the Great Sage among the Chinese, was a renowned philosopher and educator of the ancient era. Born in 551 BC, he lived a humble life yet left anindelible mark on the cultural and philosophical landscape of China. His teachings, known as Confucianism, emphasize morality, ethics, and social harmony, providing guidancefor generations of Chinese people.Confucius's philosophy is centered around the concept of "ren," which means benevolence or humaneness. He believed that through kindness, respect, and compassion, people can achieve harmony not only with each other but also with nature and the universe. His teachings also stressed the importance of education, as he firmly believed that knowledge and wisdom are the keys to personal and societal progress.One of Confucius's most famous quotes is, "Do not do unto others what you do not want done to yourself." This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the essence of his philosophy: to treat others with the same respect and kindness that we desire for ourselves. His teachings havehad a profound impact on Chinese culture, influencing everything from social norms to political systems.Confucius's legacy is not confined to China alone. His philosophy has also spread to other parts of the world, influencing people of different cultures and backgrounds. Today, his teachings continue to resonate with people seeking wisdom and guidance in their lives.孔子：古代中国的智者孔子，被中国人尊称为“大圣人”，是古代著名的哲学家和教育家。
孔子的英语作文初二
孔子的英语作文初二关于孔子的英语作文初二（精选7篇）孔子是中国春秋末期著名的思想家、教育家、哲学家，儒家学派创始人。
以下是Sara店铺为大家提供的关于孔子的英语作文,供大家参考借鉴!孔子的英语作文初二篇1confucius Confuius's given name is Qiu also styled Zhongni. He was born in QuFu China 551 B.C. and died in 479 B.C..Confucius founded confuciansism--the famous philosophical school in the history of China. The kernel of his thought is Ren(benevolence) its form of expression is Li(the Rites).Confucius travlled from one state to another preaching his doctrines until he was old. He spent his last years in compiling and editing. His works include Book of Spring and Autumn Book of Odes Book of History Book of Rites Book of Music and Book of change. These six books regarded as the classical works of Confucianism have been handed down to the present time. He founded the first private school in Chinese history. He was the teacher of 3000 disciples among whom 72 were Sages. His major sayings were written down in Lun Yu (The Analects) one of the Four Books.Confucius lived in the late Spring and Autumn period(770-476 B.C). In his last years he lived in relative poverty and no longer enjoyed great fame. But after his death his thought continued to influence the Chinese people for over 2500 years. His doctrine on morality and ethics has had a great effect on their ideology strenthening the unity of the nation and making it known to the world for its courteous dealing and solemn rites.孔子孔子名丘，还自称Zhongni。
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Confucius
Confucius (551 B.C—479 B.C.) is one of the most famous Chinese people. As the founder of Confucianism1, his thought has exerted a deep influence on China and its people. But Confucius was not his real name. It was a courtesy title, a Latinized form of “Kong Fuzi”, meaning “Master Kong”. His family name was Kong and his given name, Qiu. And he styled himself Zhongni. He was born at Zouyi, the State of Lu2.
孔子（公元前551年—公元前479年）是中国最著名的人物。
作为儒家创始人，他的思想一直在中国有着深远的影响。
但孔子不是他的原名，而是一种尊称，是孔夫子的拉丁文。
孔子姓孔名丘，字仲尼，出生在鲁国陬邑（今山东曲阜东南）。
As one of the greatest thinkers and educators in the history of China, Confucius’ legacy lies in the following three aspects: Firstly, he compiled and preserved the literary works, The Six Classics, including Shi3, Shu4, Li5, Yue6, Yi7and Chun Qiu8, which are regarded as the classics of Confucianism. The accomplishment makes a large impact on the succession and development of the traditional Chinese culture.
作为中国历史上伟大的思想家和教育家，他整理了《诗》、《书》、《礼》、《乐》、《易》、《春秋》六部文献，被后代奉为儒家经典，合称“六经”，为传统文化的继承和发展做出了巨大的贡献。
Secondly, Confucius built up a system of philosophical thoughts with Ren as its basic virtue. This virtue is the central theme of his Analects9. He considered Ren as the first and highest criterion of man’s behavior and the core of morality. Ren meant to “love other men”；to help others to be established when one wished to be established oneself; and help others to be
successful when one wished to be successful oneself. Confucius’ concept of Li refers to a set of ritual and musical systems, with the hierarchical system as its core. Ren and Li are complementary: Li is the exterior principle of Ren while Ren is Li’s intrinsic guiding power. To accomplish Ren, one must abide by Li, and Ren will be naturally generated in the process of practicing Li. Fundamentally, the purpose of Confucius’ Li is to restore the traditional rites of the Zhou Dynasty11.
第二，建立了一套以“仁”为核心的思想体系，这集中体现在《论语》一书中。
他认为“仁”是人的最高道德境界，是道德的核心内容。
“仁”就是“爱人”；“夫仁者，己欲立而立人，己欲达而达人”。
“孔子也讲“礼”，礼是礼乐制度，核心内容是等级制度。
礼与仁互为表里，礼是仁的外在规则，仁是礼的内在指导因素。
要达到仁，必先合乎礼，在反复实践礼的过程中自然会产生仁。
孔子讲“仁”的目的是维护和恢复周礼。
Thirdly, Confucius established private schools, creating a scientific educational system.. Confucius also held the idea that everyone should be educated regardless of his social status. In educational practice, he created flexible teaching methods, promoting the combination of learning and thinking, learning and reviewing as well as teaching and learning. He emphasized on individualized and heuristic teaching . These ideas are still of great significance in practice today.
第三，办私学，创立了科学的教育思想体系。
孔子提出“有教无类”。
在教育实践中创立了灵活多样的教学方法，提倡“学”与“思”结合，学习与复习结合以及教与学结合，讲求因材施教和启发式教学等。
这些思想，直到今天还有其现实意义。
exert v.运用，施加
[例句1] He exerted all his authority to make them accept the plan.
他利用他的所有权力让他们接受这个计划。
[例句2] The moon exerts a force on the earth that causes the tides.
月球对地球的吸引力引起潮汐。
succession n. 继承
[例句1] He became chairman in succession to Bernard Allen.
他接替伯纳德·艾伦任主席。
[例句2] She’s third on order of succession to the throne.
她在王位继承人顺序中排第三。
hierarchical adj.分层的，等级制度的
[例句] Japan is a hierarchical society.
日本是一个分等级社会。
heuristic adj. （教学或教育）启发式的
[例句] Confucius taught his students in a heuristic way.
孔子以启发式教授他的学生。
1. Confucianism:
The teachings of Confucius emphasizing love for humanity; high value given to learning, family (including ancestors), peace and justice, influencing the traditional culture of China 孔子思想，儒家思想
2. Shi:
The Book of Songs 《诗》
3. Shu:
Collection of Ancient Texts 《书》
4. Li:
The Rites 《礼》
5. Yue:
The Music 《乐》
6. Yi:
The Book of Changes 《易》
7. Chun Qiu:
The Spring and Autumn Annuals 《春秋》
8. Ren:
Benevolence 《仁》
9. Analects:
Also known as the Analects of Confucius, are considered a record of the words and acts of the central Chinese thinker and philosopher Confucius and his disciples, as well as the discussions they held. Written during the Spring and Autumn Period through the Warring States Period, the Analects is the representative work of Confucianism and continues to have a tremendous influence on Chinese and East Asian thought and values today. 《论语》是记录孔子及其弟子言行的书。
写于春秋战国时期。
论语是儒家思想的代表作并对中国及东南亚地区思想及价值观产生巨大的影响。