Qin Shi: I, Senior Brother Guigu!

Chapter 40 Han Fei's Barbarian Attribute

With a serious expression on his face, and a trace of sullenness in his eyes, Le Zhengzi said, "Look at yourself, where do you look like a Confucian disciple? Where have you learned all the etiquette?
For a little appetite, he did such an outrageous thing! "

Seeing the other party's attire, he couldn't get angry at all. He really didn't understand why Xun Kuang would accept such a disciple.

It's a good thing now, being so unrestrained in front of outsiders leaves no place for him, the head of the sect, to put his face on, it's really embarrassing!

Hearing the scolding, Han Fei didn't accept it as honestly as Fu Nian, but clasped his hands and replied: "The disciple saw that the teacher taught the teacher very hard on weekdays, so he personally went to the river to catch a fish, showing a little filial piety. Please forgive me for being rude."

Although these words sounded like admitting mistakes, they were actually refuting the other party's words. The reason why he did this was entirely out of filial piety, not for himself.

Le Zhengzi snorted with some dissatisfaction, and said: "A gentleman stays away from the kitchen, you did this, isn't it the work of a cunning person?"

Hearing this, Han Fei's eyes flickered, and he seemed to have entered a state at this time. The funny look just now disappeared completely, replaced by a touch of calmness and confidence.

I saw him saying calmly: "A gentleman is like a beast. When he sees his life, he can't bear to see his death; when he hears his voice, he can't bear to eat his meat. That's why a gentleman stays away from the kitchen.

However, a gentleman feeds on meat, but also says that he can't bear to see and hear about killing. "

Hearing this, Wang Zuo also raised his eyebrows slightly, but he didn't see that the other party was still a badass.

The general meaning of what I said just now is that a gentleman can't bear to see the death of livestock, and no one can hear its mourning, so he stays away from the kitchen.

However, since you want to eat its meat, and show a look of pity, isn't it just deceiving your ears and stealing the bell, making the cat cry like a mouse? "

For Confucianists, even arguing is extremely veiled and unrevealed.If you are poor in knowledge, I am afraid that even if someone scolds you in front of you, you will not be able to understand a word.

When Le Zhengzi heard this, he couldn't help frowning slightly, and then said: "You are quite eloquent, and you have the appearance of a celebrity.

Could it be that he also intends to, like Junior Brother Xun, integrate the directors of various families and open up a new path? "

Wang Zuo, who was on the side, couldn't help clicking his tongue secretly when he heard the words, the words were level.Although it sounded like a compliment, it was actually a slap in the face, and even Mr. Xun went in with him.

It stands to reason that a dignified head of Confucianism would not involve the elders even if he was educating his disciples.But in fact, the relationship among them is more complicated than imagined.

Although Xun Fuzi and Le Zhengzi are both famous Confucianists in the Seven Kingdoms, they are fundamentally different.

Lezhengzi is a descendant of Confucius and Mencius with Zhengmiaohong roots. The way he practiced is also in line with Mencius. It can be said that he upholds the most classic Confucian mysteries.

But Xun Fuzi is not the case. Although he is also a Confucian, he traveled around when he was young, and he has a unique understanding of Confucianism, Mohism, Law, Taoism and other theories.

In the end, by combining the strengths of each school, they developed their own Confucianism and Taoism.

In short, one is the orthodoxy of the class, and the other is to ask for advice and self-study.

It is precisely for this reason that even though Xunzi's cultivation and reputation are undoubtedly No. 1 in Confucianism, he still failed to inherit the position of head.

In addition, Xunzi also advocated that human nature is inherently evil, which is exactly the opposite of Mencius's that human nature is inherently good. Many years ago, it was even regarded as deviant.

Although this remark has now become a classic, Le Zhengzi, who is a disciple of Mencius, is still very unhappy about it.

Therefore, the relationship between the two has not been very good all along, otherwise they would not have said such things in person.

At this time, Han Fei was not polite, and then replied: "Students dare not compare themselves with the teacher, and it is very fortunate to be able to learn some superficial things.

After all, it is much more difficult to innovate than to stick to the old rules. "

After saying this, Le Zhengzi's complexion also darkened, how could he fail to hear that the person who sticks to the rules in the other party's words is connoting himself?

But even so, he couldn't get angry on the spot, because logically speaking, there was nothing wrong with what he said.

Just as an old trickster, how can you easily admit defeat?

Then he opened his mouth and said: "It is indeed valuable to break through the old and bring forth the new, but if you don't even implement your own way, you want to find another way to reach the sky, but you can only laugh at the generosity."

Hearing this, Han Fei smiled slightly, said no more, cupped his hands and said, "The disciple has been taught, thank you Master Master for your advice."

He is very clear that debates are debates. After all, talking has long been a daily item of Confucianism, but we still have to pay attention to propriety.

No matter how you say it, Le Zhengzi is an elder, holding the supreme authority of Confucianism, it is too worthless to offend the other party for a momentary dispute.

Anyway, what should be said has been said, and it is not a bad thing to give in at this time.

Sure enough, Le Zhengzi's eyes flickered slightly when he saw him backing down, but he was not aggressive.

After all, as the head of Confucianism, he still has this kind of tolerance, and there are outsiders here, so he can't let others see the joke.

Slightly squinting his eyes, he said to Master Xun beside him, "Junior Brother Xun, this is your apprentice, you should discipline him yourself, and I won't interfere."

Xunzi smiled calmly, without any fluctuations in his expression from the beginning to the end, then looked at Han Fei and said, "As a Confucian, one should observe etiquette, and this appearance is really indecent.

I will punish you for copying "Mencius" ten times today, and you will be banned for three days as a punishment. "

While speaking, he looked at the big grass carp that was still jumping on the ground and said, "I don't like the smell of fish, let's release it."

"promise."

Han Fei clapped his hands and said, this kind of punishment is already very light, so naturally he will accept it as soon as he sees it.

Stand up, pick up the fish on the ground again, and prepare to leave here.

Seeing this scene, Wang Zuo nodded secretly. Although Master Xun didn't say a few words from the beginning to the end, he played an extremely important role.

First of all, the reason why Han Fei was punished for copying "Mencius" is not only a small punishment but a big commandment, but also an attitude to Le Zhengzi. .

Although I and Mencius have contradictory views, I still respect this sub-sage from my heart, so there is no need to argue about it.

As for letting the former release the fish, it was actually just finding an excuse to get Han Fei out of here.

As the saying goes, out of sight, out of mind, out of mind, if the troublesome person is not in the way, the anger in the heart will naturally disappear.

After all, it was Han Fei's fault in the final analysis. If Le Zhengzi really got angry, this guy would definitely be punished.

But Xunzi's seemingly simple operation directly makes the contradiction invisible, which shows his extraordinary wisdom...

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(End of this chapter)