In the long history of Chinese culture, saints are revered as exemplars of morality and symbols of wisdom. Their wisdom in governing the world is reflected in their unique views on talents, right and wrong, ancient and modern, internal and external. This article will**"The sage rules the world, not I am virtuous and foolish, so because of the sage of people and virtuous, because of the foolishness of people and foolishness; No, I am wrong, so because things are what they are, because things are not what they are, because things are not what they are. Knowing the great harmony of the ancient and the modern, it is either ancient or precedented; Knowing the great harmony between inside and outside, so the core meaning of wisdom is either inside first, or outside first".
1. I am not virtuous and foolish: I am governed by people.
When a saint governs the world, he does not judge the wisdom of others based on his personal preferences or prejudices. They understand that everyone has their own unique values and talents. Therefore, the saints will select talents based on their talents and virtues, so that everyone can shine in the field in which they are strong. This kind of wisdom of governing according to people not only reflects the respect for talents, but also promotes the harmony and development of society.
2. No right and wrong: rule by incident.
When dealing with affairs, the saint does not impose his subjective judgment on things. They understand that the merits of things need to be judged objectively and cannot be deviated from by personal emotions or prejudices. Therefore, the sage will make decisions based on the actual situation of the matter, ensuring the fairness and rationality of the decision. This wisdom of governing according to events not only reflects respect for facts, but also safeguards social fairness and justice.
3. Know the unity of the ancient and the modern: the ancient and the modern.
The sage knew that although there is a difference between time and space between ancient and modern times, there are commonalities in many aspects. They understand that the wisdom and experience of ancient times can provide reference and inspiration for today, and that today's innovation and development can also inject new vitality into ancient times. Therefore, when the saints govern the world, they will flexibly use the wisdom and methods of ancient and modern times according to the needs of the times. This wisdom of both ancient and modern governance not only reflects respect for history, but also promotes social progress and development.
Fourth, know the harmony between inside and outside: both internal and external.
The sage understood that the governance of a nation is not only about internal affairs, but also about interaction with the outside world. They know that internal stability and external harmony complement each other, and that only by managing both internal and external affairs can the country's long-term peace and stability be achieved. Therefore, when governing the world, the sages will pay attention to balancing internal and external relations, not only for domestic development and stability, but also for friendly exchanges with the outside world. This wisdom of both internal and external governance not only reflects the comprehensive consideration of the country, but also enhances the country's status and influence in the international arena.
Conclusion: The wisdom of the sage to rule the world is embodied in many aspects, such as governing by people, governing by events, governing both ancient and modern, and governing both internal and external. This wisdom not only brought prosperity and stability to ancient societies, but also provided valuable inspiration for modern societies. We should deeply study and comprehend these wisdoms, apply them to practical life and work, and contribute to the progress and development of society.