The Good People Do Not Argue, But The Debates Are Not Good.

Previously, I had known some eloquent, clever tongue and mouth mouthed people. At that time, I thought they were one of their talents and did not seriously consider the relationship between good argument and good and evil.

Later, I met some of those who did not argue with others, and felt that their spiritual realm was very different.

Until one day, I saw Lao Tzu in "

In the last words, "the sage's way is not contending," suddenly came to light.

Yes, clever words are actually not real abilities, and humiliation is the highest state of life cultivation.

The words "good people do not argue, and those who argue are not good" are derived from the eighty-first chapters of the Tao Te Ching.

A good man does not argue, but a debator is not good.

A wise man is not a blogger, nor a blogger.

It means that honest words are not always pleasant, and pleasant words are not necessarily honest.

People who are not sweet and eloquent are not necessarily good people.

A wise man is not always wise, and a well-informed person is not necessarily really smart.

The practice of life is more important than action.

There is no need for truth to argue every day.

Arguing is not always possible to argue the truth.

Only by carefully repairing, can we really understand.

Confucius said in the Analects of Confucius: "

He who wants to speak is sensitive to deeds.

Laozi said, "a gentleman eats without asking for food."

In life, we should say less and do more. Confucius and Lao Tzu's ideas are exactly the same.

Therefore, whether it is the practice of life or general social activities, everything should be done on the ground, not just beautiful words but no practical action.

Fine, good and capable people do not need to argue with others, not only speak to prove that they are correct, even in the face of libel or personal attack, he can also use action to prove his innocence and innocence.

Those who do not argue with their humiliation often work in the same way. He must have a heart that can not compete with others.

On the contrary, those who argue with others every day are not really capable people. Although they show their abilities everywhere when they debate with others, true hearted people do not need to use flattery to win praise from others, and empty talk without actual action will accomplish nothing.

It is necessary to keep away from the high level of discourse, not to judge others; to be honest with others, to be good to others, to be humiliating and not to argue when confronted with hardships is what the upright gentlemen do.