read without thinking(jì wèn zhī xué)

read without thinking

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì w è nzh ī Xu é, which means just memorizing books to help talk or answer questions. It refers to the lack of mastery and systematization of knowledge. It comes from the book of rites.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of rites, Xueji: "the study of inquiry is not enough to be a teacher, so we must listen to it?"

Idiom usage

It refers to learning without real knowledge. When Bo Ya heard that his answers were flowing, he was afraid that it would be a study of questions. He also thought that even the study of questioning was due to him. I'll try him again (Ming Dynasty, Feng Menglong, Volume I of "warning the world"

Idioms and allusions

The learning of questioning is not enough to be a teacher. I will listen to you! I can't ask the latter. If you don't know what you say, you can see it. The person who does not understand the meaning of the Scriptures, only remembers some other people's opinions, who explains to the students in class, or who talks about his own opinions to the students without asking, is not qualified to be a teacher. Be sure to wait until the students ask questions, and then answer according to the students' questions. When the students are not able to ask questions, they must wait until they really want to understand and can't figure out what to think. After the teacher's instruction, the students still don't understand, so they have to give up the guidance for the future.

Chinese PinYin : jì wèn zhī xué