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Original text and translation of "Yang Bu Beats Dogs"
Original Yang Bu Beats Dogs-Liezi in Warring States Period

Yang Zhu's brother, Ella, came out dressed in white. When it rained, the clothes were taken off and turned upside down. His dog didn't recognize him and rushed forward to call him. Yang Bu was very angry and was about to hit the dog. Yang Zhu said, "I can't jump, but I'm still alive. Is it any wonder that your dog came in the dark for nothing? "

Yang Zhu's younger brother, whose name is Yang Bu, went out in a white dress. When it began to rain, Yang Bu took off his white clothes and went home in black. His dog didn't recognize Yang Bu, so he went forward and barked at him. Yang Bu is very angry and ready to hit the dog. Then Yang Zhu said, "Don't hit the dog. If it were you, you would do the same. If your dog was white just now and came back black, how can you not be surprised? "

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1, "Yang Bu hits the dog" tells the truth.

"Yang Bu hits the dog" is a fable in Liezi. This fable shows that once you encounter something, you should first see if you have done something wrong, and don't blame others immediately. Otherwise, like Yang Bu, it is not objective to blame the dog for biting him when he changed his clothes. Don't do unto others what you don't want done unto you.

2. Introduction to the author of "Yang Bu Beats Dogs"

Liezi (about 450 BC-375 BC, during the Warring States Period, at the age of 75) was a representative figure of Taoism in the early Warring States Period. Famous Kou, also known as Yu Kou ("Liezi" is the honorific title for him by later generations), was born in Putian (now Zhengzhou City, Henan Province) in the Zhou Dynasty, and the ancient emperor was later than Khan. One of the top ten in the world before Qin Dynasty, he was a famous Taoist scholar, thinker, philosopher, writer and educator.

Liezi, a thinker in the early Warring States period, was a contemporary of Zheng Miaogong, another Taoist representative besides Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi. His scholarship originated from Huangdi Laozi, and he advocated inaction. It has a far-reaching influence on later philosophy, aesthetics, literature, science and technology, health preservation, music and religion. Liezi, whose theory originated from Huangdi Laozi, belongs to Laozi and Zhuangzi. The pre-Qin school of philosophy (Liezixue) was established.