The Three-Charactor Scripture

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曰喜怒，曰哀惧。

我们来说说情绪吧，有高兴和生气的情绪，也有悲伤和害怕的情绪。

喜悦、愤怒、悲伤和恐惧。它指出了这些是人们内心感受的几种典型表现，点明了人是有情绪的，并且这些情绪是普遍存在的。

爱恶欲，七情俱。

喜欢、讨厌、想要，这些也都是人的基本情绪，加上前面说的喜怒哀惧，人的七种主要情绪就都齐了。

前面提到的“喜怒哀惧”，补充了“爱、恶、欲”这三种情绪，共同构成了所谓的“七情”。它说明了人的情感世界是丰富多样的，这七种情绪是构成人内心感受的基本要素，共同涵盖了人对外界事物的各种反应和态度。

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Introduction to *The Three-Character Classic*:

1. *The Three-Character Classic* is one of the traditional Chinese primers for children. Together with *The Hundred Family Surnames* and *The Thousand Character Classic*, it is collectively known as the “Three Hundred and Thousand,” and is hailed as a “microcosm of Chinese culture” and the “crown of children’s education.”

2. The mainstream view attributes the authorship of the *Three-Character Classic* to Wang Yinglin, with subsequent additions by Zhang Taiyan, He Xingsi, and others, expanding its content to cover the history of the Yuan, Ming, Qing, and Republican eras.

3. The full text of the *Three-Character Classic* consists of approximately 1,140 characters, written in a rhyming verse format with three-character lines grouped in sets of four. Its content is divided into six sections: education, ethics and morality, history, culture, and classical texts; natural and humanistic knowledge; attitudes and methods toward learning; and ultimate values.

4. The explanations of the *Three-Character Classic* in this tool are sourced from the internet; please report any errors to us.