The story of Confucius learning Yi at a cold window. Very urgent

Confucius said, "Add me a few years old, and I will learn the Book of Changes at the age of 50. It's no big deal." "The Analects of Confucius Shuer" Article 18

Confucius said, "Give me a few more years so that I can study the Book of Changes at the age of fifty, and I won't make a big mistake." The original text looks clear and easy to understand, and it does not bring much obstacle to interpretation. But in fact this passage has caused a lot of controversy.

Plus I am fifty years old (no word/pawn/five, ten) and easy to learn (also). Try to replace "fifty" or "yi" with various things in brackets, and you will appreciate the elegance of various statements. Should Confucius learn the Book of Changes, should he learn the Book of Changes, should he learn the Book of Changes at the age of 50, and should he learn the Book of Changes at the age of 50 ... Controversy revolves around these issues at will, making the problems that were not simple at first complicated.

I ching is never simple. Although it is simply considered by many people as a complicated fortune-telling book. Zhouyi is not only a book of divination, but also a book of philosophy, which contains the deepest thoughts and the highest technology of the ancients. Confucius "knows the destiny at fifty", and only by studying this book of destiny in the year of know life can we really gain something. People have rich experience and broad vision, and only when they know where their fundamental boundaries are can they realize the deepest wisdom and find the real source of good fortune and bad fortune in life and society. It is said that Confucius was addicted to reading Yi in his later years, which is the origin of the idiom "Bian Wei's Three Musts".

Actually, I'm also talking about Zhouyi, because I'm not fifty yet, so add me a few years. Please allow me to play for Confucius in a penetrating way: Confucius said, you must never read the Water Margin, and you must never read the Three Kingdoms. If you are under fifty, don't fiddle with Zhouyi.

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