Why does Confucius always criticize Luz?

Lutz appeared in The Analects of Confucius many times. As long as Lutz is present, he must be the first to speak, which shows that he is outspoken. Because you are outspoken, it is inevitable that you are ill-considered. Then Lutz could not understand the highest point of Confucius' spiritual world, so Confucius often criticized him. When I started reading The Analects of Confucius, I often felt that Confucius was not worthy of Lutz, and I always criticized him euphemistically. However, after the annotations completely covered the Analects of Confucius and gradually entered the spiritual world of Confucius and his disciples, he suddenly realized the profound meaning of Confucius, which was the greatest concern and love for Luz. The Analects of Confucius? 6? 1 Chapter 11 in the narrative; The son said to Yan Yuan, "If you use it, you can do it; if you discard it, you can hide it. Only you and I are husbands! " Lutz said, "If you join the three armed forces, who will join you?" Confucius said, "I don't think so if you die without regrets." I am also afraid of things, and people who are good at it will succeed. Confucius said to Yan Hui, "If you want to use me, work hard. Don't need me, just live in seclusion. Only you and I can do it! Lutz asked Confucius, "Who would you like to be with if the teacher commanded the three armed forces?" Confucius said, "Beat the tiger with bare hands and cross the river barefoot, rather than surrender. I don't approve of such reckless behavior. If we must March and fight, I agree with those who must be cautious, fearful and thoughtful, and will succeed in their careers. "Playing the tiger with his bare hands is called baohu, and wading on foot is called Fenghe. Feng Tong "depends". This chapter is very lively and interesting, and we can infer the conversation at that time. It is not clear how many disciples were around Confucius at that time. At least Yan Hui and Lutz. I don't know for what background, Confucius praised Yan Hui while expressing his feelings. Lutz listened to the teacher's praise for Yan Hui and asked Confucius who he would lead if there was a military action. Lutz has always been proud of his belligerence and bravery, and he wants to be praised by his teachers through military means. His straightforward personality is the same as now. The result was euphemistic criticism by Confucius, which shows Confucius' love for his disciples and his good intentions to educate them anytime and anywhere according to specific situations. Confucius reminded Lutz to assess the situation, not to be reckless, but to use ingenuity. Later, Luz's death was really like what Confucius said. If he had paid a little attention, he could have avoided dying like that. You don't even have to notice. A little flexibility will not kill you unnecessarily. The Analects of Confucius? 6? 1 Advanced: Minko is waiting by, as good as it is; Lutz, as it is; You Ran, Zigong, and Kan Kan. Qi Le. "If you let it go, you will not die." When Min Zikai stood beside Confucius, he was respectful and obedient. Lutz stood beside Confucius, strong and generous; When You Ran and Zi Gong stood beside Confucius, their words gushed. Confucius was very happy. But he added: "If you are like Luz, I'm afraid you won't die." Confucius was glad to see that all the four students around him showed their true colors, and all of them were thriving. However, he was worried that Lutz was too upright, so Confucius always criticized Lutz for his frankness and rudeness and asked him to use his wisdom. Later, Lutz died unexpectedly, and Confucius understood and cared about the students very much. There is a special article in front of the death of Lutz, which can be referred to. Zilu is lack of adaptability, in fact, this is very important. The so-called contingency is to take flexible measures to deal with some situations in reality on the basis of adhering to principles. Confucius knows his disciples very well. When Confucius heard of the coup in Weiguo, he immediately thought of two students who were officials in Weiguo. They were all at the scene, but Confucius immediately judged that Gao Chai would definitely come back alive and Lutz would definitely die. Sure enough. In fact, if we know the chaotic situation at that time, we can know that Gao Chai was in a chaotic and dangerous situation, but he ran out. Lutz was out of town, but he forced his way in. And then he died. When Confucius heard that Luz had been chopped, he immediately dumped an ancient meat sauce called "sugar" and never ate meat sauce again. In fact, Confucius trusted and cared about Luz very much. When he was acting as prime minister, he once "lost the three capitals", so Confucius put Luz directly in charge of such complicated and difficult work, and his work performance was remarkable. When Ji Kangzi or other rulers came to ask Confucius for talents, Confucius also recommended Luz. Confucius once said, "I have my own reasons, and I don't listen to bad words." I have never heard of foul language since I got the student Luz. Confucius criticized Lutz, that is, training him to use his head and be flexible when things happen, so it is the greatest love. But it is true that "mountains and rivers are changeable, but their temperament is hard to change." Lutz eventually died because he was too stubborn and persistent, and his death was completely avoidable.