Thoughts On Confucius' "An"

Faced with the anxiety in modern life,we can go back to 2,500 years ago and draw wisdom from Confucius' s thoughts.Confucius' s life experience has been bumpy,but it has not been disturbed.Instead,it has left a calm and gentle image of "Christine and Peaceful".It can even be said that "An" constitutes a kind of background for Confucius' life.In the "The Analects of Confucius",it directly talked about "An" 17 times.Although not much more than other core philosophical ideas of Confucius,The ideological value it contains is worthy of attention.Liang Qichao once summed up the function of Confucian philosophy with "cultivating himself and others".This article takes "An" in "The Analects of Confucius" as the research object and explores the idea of Confucius' "An".In the research method,I try to abide by the text of the Analects and understand and grasp other Confucius thoughts from the core perspective of "An".The article first examines the meaning of "an".The article first examines the meaning of "an".The basic meaning of the word "an" in the Confucius era is "An",that is,"in a state of being An" and "making someone to be "An".The usage of "An" in "The Analects of Confucius" is nothing more than this,that is,"who is An" and "make someone An." This article believes that the idea of Confucius' "An" focuses on "making An." The specific content is divided into two levels,one is " cultivating himself " and the other is " cultivating others",and the two are inseparable.Confucius took the "self-cultivation" as the premise of " cultivating people" and gained the harmony relationship betwween people and me through "making people An".In this sense," cultivating people" is also a way to "selfcultivation ".The article examines the words related to "An",such as "sorrow","worry","fear" and "yun",and explores Confucius' s "self-cultivation" approach.In the same way,I investigated the ideas of "filial piety","ti","faith","loyalty","sufficient food","foot soldiers" and "people's faith",and explored Confucius' s "cultivate person" method.