A classical Chinese dialogue about the attitude of people who look down on themselves: It seems to be "... bullying me, bullying me, humiliating me,... in a few years, look at him."

2024-09-15 05:22

An example of a conversation in classical Chinese is as follows: A woman met a man who said to her contemptuously,"You are the ugliest woman in the village." The woman was very unhappy when she heard this, but she could not refute it directly. So she replied,"She's just a woman. Why do you say that about her?" In a few years, you can see him." The man listened to the woman's words and felt even more angry. He said to her,"Your way of speaking is really disgusting. What qualifications do you think you have to judge others?" The woman replied," I'm not judging you. I'm just telling you that everyone has their own value and meaning. You despise me and insult me, but you don't know that your existence itself has brought a lot of inconvenience and pain to this world. I won't tolerate a self-righteous person like you." After listening to the woman's words, the man deeply reflected on his behavior and expressed his admiration for her wisdom and courage. Then he apologized to the woman and changed his attitude. Women's behavior tells us that when we face others 'contempt and insult, we can't just be angry and angry, but should face it with wisdom and courage. We shouldn't easily give up our own value and dignity because everyone has their own value. No matter how they look, we should respect and appreciate others instead of despising and insulting them.