The jade exam will burn in three days. Why burn it?

"Try to burn jade in three days" is a poem, not really to burn jade, but to look at people and things, just like trying jade. After a certain period of observation and comparison, the true colors of things will eventually appear, and it is not easy to draw conclusions.

This poem tells a truth in popular language: we should have a comprehensive understanding of people and things, judge them from the whole history after the test of time, and not just draw conclusions based on one phenomenon of one thing. The poet said in his poem that the framed person can stand the test of time, so take care of yourself. When the "jade test" expires, they will naturally clarify the facts and distinguish between authenticity and falsehood.

Extended data:

This poem is from the Tang Dynasty poet: Bai Juyi's Five Discharges and Three Discharges. The whole poem is as follows:

I'll give you a solution to the problem. This method does not need tortoise shells, and yarrow can bring wealth and luck.

It takes three days to test the authenticity of jade, and it will take seven years to distinguish wood.

In the days of the Duke of Zhou, he was afraid of gossip, and he was respectful to the throne before Wang Mang usurped the throne.

If this man died from the beginning, who would know the truth of his life?

Give the other person a solution to the problem without using tortoise shells or yarrow stems for divination. It takes three days to identify the authenticity of jade and seven years to identify the quality of wood. Duke Zhou was afraid of gossip, and Wang Mang was respectful before he usurped the throne. If this man dies, who will know the truth of his life?

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