[Compare your heart][Compare your heart] Influenced by Dong Yuhui, I arranged for my son to read more books during the summer vacation. My foundation is relatively weak, so I will first read and review dozens of books at home. [Compare Hearts][Compare Hearts] Yesterday I read an

[Compare Heart][Compare Heart] Influenced by Dong Yuhui, I arranged for my son to read more books during the summer vacation. My foundation is relatively weak, so I will first read and review dozens of books at home.

[Compare Hearts][Compare Hearts] Yesterday I read an article with the idiom "buy a casket for a pearl". I guided him to think more and not stick to textbooks. He said what the teacher said was: bought the box containing the pearls; but returned the pearls in the box. Metaphor has no vision; improper choice. When I checked, it turned out to be the case.

[Compare your heart][Compare your heart] I told him that the knowledge of liberal arts is sometimes different from that of science, and it is not necessarily the only answer like 1+1=2 (of course, some things in science are also constantly changing, and there are different ideas for solving problems. ). Just like what we often say, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people.

[Compare Heart][Compare Heart] I said we can try to understand it from the perspective of buyers and sellers.

[Compare Heart][Compare Heart] From the perspective of the seller, he originally wanted to sell the pearls, but it turned out to be "self-defeating" (of course he must have calculated the cost, and he should not lose money, so his purpose was achieved, and he sold it anyway) , and as a result, there was an unexpected gain - the orb came back and can be sold again).

[Compare Heart][Compare Heart] From the buyer's point of view, the gold and jade are on the outside, and the box is worth far more than that because of "precious wood, supplemented by precious spices to smoke it, and decorated with pearls and jade, beautiful jade and jade." Beads, "mistaken for a superfluous one." Of course it must be valuable, and returning it would be unnecessary. It does not mean that the buyer has no discernment.

[Compare Heart][Compare Heart] From a practical point of view, some things in our lives are often over-packaged, which not only wastes resources but also costs money. In the past few years, problems such as excessive packaging of mooncakes have also attracted everyone's attention. There are still many gift boxes that are suspected of being over-packaged, flashy and have lost their original value.

I think it is meaningful to discuss things with children so much. There is no right or wrong. We should broaden our minds and draw inferences from one example.

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