孔子带弟子子路周游列国时,途中发现一块破烂的马蹄铁,就让子路捡起来,不料子路懒得弯腰,便假装没听见。孔子没说什么,自己弯腰捡起了马蹄铁,用它在铁匠那儿换来3文钱,又用这钱买了十七八颗樱桃。出了城,二人继续前行,经过的都是茫茫荒野,坐在牛背上的孔子猜到子路渴得厉害,就把藏 When Confucius took his disciples’ subways and traveled to other countries, he found a broken horseshoe on his way and picked it up. Unexpectedly, he was too lazy to bend over, pretending he did not hear it. Confucius did not say anything. He bent over and picked up the horseshoe, used it for three pennies in the blacksmith, and used the money to buy seventeen eighty cherries. Out of the city, two people move on, after all the vast wilderness, sitting in the back of the Confucius guess the child thirst thirsty, put the possession of Tibet