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Can you understand the meaning of the saying? 🧐
No,no! Even many Chinese people don’t fully understand this sentence. Most people understand the first two parts,
but they often get confused about the last “知”.
Here, it doesn’t simply mean “to know”, but is interpreted as “wisdom” (智). 😎 It means that recognizing our ignorance is a form of wisdom.
👍And the pronunciation of the last "知" is same as "智".
《論語·為政第二》是整篇，共24章。
第17章
子曰：「由！誨女知之乎！知之為知之，不知為不知，是知也。」
第18章
子張學干櫟。
子曰：「多聞闕疑，慎言其餘，則寡尤。多見闕疑，慎行其餘，則寡悔。言寡尤，行寡悔，祿在其中矣。」
At its simplest, it means to know what you know and admit what you do not. It is a warning against the ego’s desire to appear knowledgeable. True wisdom isn't just about how much information you have gathered; it is the ability to accurately distinguish between your certainties and your ignorances.
👍This is a very clear explanation, and yes, it is about being realistic and objective.
This is a simplified version of Confucius's saying, "When you know something, admit that you know it; and when you don't know something, admit that you don't know it - that is true knowledge."
Version
Know what you know, and admit what you don’t know.
It’s just Chinese-English phrasing. The joke is that the original line sounds like direct, literal translation rather than natural English.
知之为知之，不知为不知，是知也
To say you know when you know, and to say you do not when you do
not, that is knowledge.
Tramslated by D.C.Lau
Know the thing you should know .
Not those you shouldn’t
Understand? - Confucius （joke）
Aka mind your own business or selective ignorance
知道就知道，唔知道就唔道。
may be same as
if you understand u understand, if u don't understand just don't understand 😅
If u know sth , then of course u know, if u dunno then of course dunno , no need to say know if u really dunno sth, is foolish behaviour
知之為知之，不知為不知，是知也。
＝ To know what you know and to know what you do not know — that is true knowledge.
WHEN YOU KNOW THINGS ADMIT THAT YOU KNOW, ON THE OTHER HAND IF YOU DON’T KNOW ADMIT THAT YOU DON’T , THIS IS KNOWLEDGE .
If you know, you know. If you don’t know, you don’t know. Don’t be a pretentious bitch! —— Kong Tsu
This is absolutely Chinese style phrase,where it isn't a standard English grammar.😂😂!!
Samurai without a sword is alike to the samurai with the sword.
But without the sword.
To know what you know, and to know what you do not know； that is true knowledge.
Should be: Knowing know is know, no know is no know, that is know.
🙏🏽
Yeah, this version is more clear.😺
Klu tau ckp la tau... Klu x tau, cakap la x tau
Translation lain
Nononono
Know what you know, and know what you don't know. That is true wisdom.
just simplified it
知道就是知道。
不知道就是不知道。
@ggong_zza 내 알고리즘에 이렇게 등장하시는 것이오?
아하하하하하하핳!! 어찌 또 이런 부름이 있으시다니!! 하하하핳
to know when you know, to know when you don't know. That is wisdom
Make sure you understand what
you know and what you don't know.
Ask Johnny.. he seems to be not that little Johnny anymore
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😉！！！！！
Hahaha…..!!!!!!
Ancient Chinese wisdom is so deep, you have no idea😂
But the question is
Does johnny know what's he saying?
Similar to what Socrates said, I know I know nothing.
Since when did Confucius start going by Johnny?
To no know
the know you know
is no.😏😒
Dont know but i no care. Know know buy. 🤓
I mean I can't! I will leave here Lee Know!
It sounds pro when it’s confusing😏
just means to be honest。。。。。
The gnarus is one who knows knowing.
It has a different meaning.😺
I KNOW
YOU KNOW
LEE KNOW
#STRAYKIDS
Whether you know or not, be honest.