现代人，也许在工作忙碌之余，或遭遇不幸时，会暂时意识到自己的性格修养问

现代人，也许在工作忙碌之余，或遭遇不幸时，会暂时意识到自己的性格修养问题；但是通常情况下，他们总是给自己的人生安排了太多的事情，无暇顾及性格的改变问题。生活的负担、工作的压力太重了，哪有专门精力去修生养性！但是，在古人认为，一个人无论从事什么职业，专攻什么领域，都不能不学修身这门功课。并需要用一生时间来学习，永远不能废弃。所以《大学》提出“自天子以至庶人，壹是皆以修身为本”。

結果 (英文) 1:

Modern, and perhaps spend more in the work, or misfortune, temporarily aware of their own personality to cure the problem; But often, they always give their own life arranged so many things, no time to take into account the change in the character of the problem . The burden of life, work pressure is too heavy, how can there be a special effort to repair fruitful! However, in the opinion of the ancients, a person no matter what career, specializing in what areas, which are bound to learn self-cultivation in this course. And need a lifetime to learn, can never be abandoned. "University" "from the emperor and the common people, and then one is begin with Slim-oriented".

結果 (英文) 2:

Modern people, perhaps at work busy, or misfortune, can temporarily realize character problems of its own; but usually, they always give your life too much to change, considering the character of the. The burden of the life, work pressure is too heavy, which have special effort to produce! However, in the ancients believed that, regardless of a person engaged in any occupation, specializing in what fields, all can not learn self-cultivation in this course. It takes a lifetime to learn, never abandoned. So the "University" put forward "from the emperor to the common people, all is built on cultivating the self".

結果 (英文) 3:

These days, perhaps while they are busy, or misfortune when, aware of your character and culture issues for the time being, but typically, they always give their own life too much, and no time for personality change. Life has too heavy a burden, work pressure, where there's a special energy to bear! However, the ancients believed that a person regardless of what career, specializing in what areas, cannot fail to cultivate this lesson. And need a lifetime to learn and never abandoned. The University sets "from the Emperor and the common person, one is both slim-".