Zhu's father, Zhu Song, once asked a fortune teller. The fortune teller said, "So much wealth, so much expensive. If you have a child, it is Confucius. " This legend is extraordinary.

Analysis of test questions: comparing Zhu to Confucius mainly means that Zhu inherited and developed Confucius' Confucianism, established a huge and rigorous neo-Confucianism system, and made great contributions to the maturity of Confucianism. Therefore, it is a mistake to choose Zhu not to be regarded as a "saint". It is also far-fetched to say that people's life and ideology and morality are similar to those of Confucius, and item B is wrong. When Dong Zhongshu was in the Western Han Dynasty, Confucianism established its mainstream position in feudal society, with D mistakes.

Comments: Based on the historical legend about Zhu, this topic creates a question situation about the development process of Confucianism, and examines students' ability to obtain and interpret information, distinguish historical facts and historical explanations. Zhu absorbed Buddhism and Taoism, developed Confucianism, and developed Confucianism to the neo-Confucianism stage. He believes that reason is the origin of the world, and at the same time puts forward the viewpoint of preserving natural principles and eliminating human desires, which has a great influence on future generations.