He who knows current affairs is a hero(shí shí wù zhě wéi jùn jié)

He who knows current affairs is a hero

A person who knows current affairs is a hero, which means a person who can recognize the trend of the times and is smart and capable can be a hero. Only when we have a clear understanding of the trend of the times can we become an outstanding person. Pei Songzhi's annotation in the annals of the Three Kingdoms, the annals of Shu and the biography of Zhuge Liang quoted Xi zhenchi's Xiangyang record: "how can scholars and scholars know current affairs? He who knows the current affairs cares about the outstanding. There are Wolong and Phoenix nestlings here. "

allusion

Zhuge Liang, a statesman and militarist of the Shu Han Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms period, died when he was young and lived on his uncle Zhuge Xuan. At the age of 16, his uncle also died, so he bought some land in Longzhong, west of Xiangyang City, and built several rooms for farming and reading. Zhuge Liang lived in Longzhong for ten years. During this period, he read a large number of classics and history books, and gained a wealth of political, military, historical and other knowledge. He also paid attention to the political situation at that time and gradually formed a set of political opinions. At that time, Liu Bei was attached to Liu Biao. He felt that if he wanted to achieve great things, he had to be assisted by resourceful people, so he had been looking for insightful talents. Later, when he heard that Sima Hui was very famous in Xiangyang, he went to visit him and asked him about the general situation of the world today. Sima Hui said: "how can mediocre scholars and scholars recognize the general trend of the world? Talents who can recognize the general trend of the world are outstanding people. Wolong and fengxiao here are such outstanding figures. " It embodies the viewpoint of Confucianism.

usage

Complex sentence; participle; with commendatory meaning; refers to see the current situation. It is mostly used for good advice to those who can't see current affairs clearly and are still stubborn.

Examples

Zhou Erfu's the morning of Shanghai, Part 4: "friends in the industrial and commercial circles should think big, not small."

english

Thosewhosuittheiractionstothetimearewise.

Chinese PinYin : shí shí wù zhě wéi jùn jié