What is the meaning of cat's life in fortune telling?

Are Confucius' words and regrets inaction?

It sounds simple, but it's actually a world view problem that I've known since junior high school. But when you think about it, it doesn't seem that simple. Before reading Chai Jing's book, I read a lot of negative news about her, such as the dispute between Bai Lianhua and her peers ... After reading the book, I found that it was really "no right to speak without investigation".

I don't know Chai Jing's life, but at least as a reporter, I can see that he has done a lot. And most importantly, it's good to be able to observe the world while thinking and then reflect on yourself. This attitude of "three provinces a day" is quite good.

Speaking of coordinate system, I think it is the most basic point of view for everyone to treat people. Think about it carefully, it may have something to do with my major. Everything I do and see is always inseparable from the word "fairness". Whether at work or when treating others, I always hope to be treated fairly, otherwise, I will feel wronged inexplicably, and then I will feel wronged.

This coordinate system is actually a very personal thing, which has something to do with everyone's experience. Everyone pays attention to different directions, so it's hard to say whose coordinate system is correct. Let's take the cat abuse incident as an example. At first, people who abused cats were cruel and ignored life. But from her point of view, maybe she didn't think so much when she did it, but she just vented her mind. The so-called "there are no absolute good people and bad people in this world, only those who do good things and those who do bad things".

After reading this book, I told myself that before commenting on anything, we should at least understand what both sides are saying, and never jump to conclusions by labeling someone rashly. A few days ago, I read a classmate's report on the restriction of milk powder purchase in Weibo. What she forwarded was entirely a defense of the policies of the Hong Kong government. In fact, I don't know much about the whole thing, but I intuitively think that this policy of the Hong Kong Government is biased, and a sudden policy seems to be completely out of line with the argumentation procedure. So I tend to object. But think about it, is your reason conclusive? As a mainlander, are you disgusted with this policy that is beneficial to Hong Kong people?

Perhaps, if we consider every social event with such a cautious attitude, we can change from quantitative change to qualitative change and gradually realize our own coordinate system of understanding things.

Confucius has a saying, "Listen to doubts more, be careful about the rest, and there will be less." If you see more dangers, if you are cautious about the rest, you will regret it. If you don't say anything, you will regret it, and Lu is one of them. "Listen to all kinds of remarks, put aside doubts, and then carefully say what you are confident, so that others will blame less; Look at all kinds of behaviors, put aside the inappropriate ones, and then do what you are sure of seriously, so there will be less regrets. Speaking is rarely criticized, doing things is rarely regretted, and getting official positions and salaries is naturally not a problem. ) That's the truth.