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显者示以晦之理,则闷;浅者动以深之机,则迷;愚者诏以智之谋,则惑。人各有至,不可强也。 · When a man who can only understand the obvious principles is told something obscure,he will find it bewildering; when a shallow man is told something profound,he will be puzzled;when a stupid man is told something very wise,he will be confused. People have their limitations. It is improper to force them to understand things beyond their comprehension.(Wang Tingxiang [1474-1544]:“Speaking Carefully”) |