The full text of the Three Character Classic The Beginning of Man, The Nature of Goodness
The Beginning of Man, The Nature of Goodness. The nature is similar, the habit is far away.
If you don't teach, your nature will change. The way to teach is to specialize.
The mother of Mencius chose her neighbors. When a child does not learn, the loom is cut off.
Du Yanshan, a righteous man. He taught his five sons, and their names are known.
It is the father's fault if he does not teach. If you don't teach them well, they will be lazy.
It is not appropriate for a son not to learn. If the child does not learn, what will the old man do?
When a jade is not cut, it does not become a tool. If a man does not learn, he does not know what is right.
When you are a son, you are young. We should learn from our teachers and friends, and practice etiquette.
If you are nine years old, you will be able to warm your seat. I am a filial piety to my parents, and I have to fulfill my duties.
Rong was four years old when he was able to give up his pear. The first is to be a disciple of his elder brother, and he should know what to do.
First, filial piety and fraternal duty; second, knowledge. Know a certain number, know a certain language.
Influence
The Three Character Classic is a traditional Chinese children's primer that is extremely well known. In ancient times, children learned to read and write by memorizing the Three Character Classic.
The Three Character Classic uses simple and popular vernacular to tell the philosophy that has remained unchanged since ancient times, which is popular and widely spread; it is not restricted by words, and uses popular words to combine the knowledge of various categories such as the classics, history, and the collection of books, etc., and the whole text is full of optimism with a great number of dictionaries.
Before the appearance of the Three Character Classic, all the reading materials for monks were four words and one sentence, while the Three Character Classic appeared in the form of three words, which was easy and pleasant to read, and was more in line with the characteristics of children's songs, which was the first book for monks in the Ming Dynasty, according to Zhao Nanshing, "the sentences are short and easy to read, and it is very convenient to open the door for the monks".
The Three Character Classic was known in ancient times as the "Little Outline Guide", which can run through the scattered knowledge, so that the encyclopedic knowledge accumulated through reading can be incorporated into a clear knowledge system.