三字经人之初完整版（三字经人之初完整版舞蹈）

人之初，性本善。性相近，习相远。苟不教，性乃迁。教之道，贵以专。

昔孟母，择邻处。子不学，断机杼。窦燕山，有义方。教五子，名俱扬。养不教，父之过。教不严，师之惰。子不学，非所宜。幼不学，老何为？

玉不琢，不成器。人之初，性本质。若不教，性乃愚。教之道，改变己。

亲不教，教不严。师之责，过重轻。学不教，非所宜。壮不学，老何为？

读书法，须读诗。诗有名，意无匹。若不读，学何益？

读史书，通古今。史有神，见仁心。若不读，又如何？

亲爱友，趣有良。朋友食，趣有讽。若不见，失所亲。

Young people, at the start, are essentially good. As individuals, we are all similar in nature, but our habits and practices can separate us. If we neglect education, our nature will change. The way to educate is to focus on one thing.

In the past, Meng's mother chose the neighborhood carefully. When her son refused to learn, she decided to cut the loom. In Dou Yan Shan, there was a righteous man who taught his five sons with great dedication. If parents fail to educate, it is their fault. If teachers fail to teach strictly, it is their laziness. If children refuse to learn, it is improper. If the young do not learn, what will they do when they are old?

Just as jade needs to be polished to become a precious gem, human nature needs to be cultivated and educated. If not educated, our nature will remain ignorant. The way to change is through education.

Parents' lack of education leads to lax discipline. Teachers' negligence results in a light sense of responsibility. Without students' dedication to learning, it is not suitable. If the young do not learn, what will they do when they are old?

In the practice of reading, one must engage with poetry. Poetry has a unique charm that cannot be matched by any other form of literature. If one does not read poetry, what is the use of learning?

In the study of history, one must be knowledgeable about the past and the present. History holds wisdom and reveals the nature of benevolence. If one does not read history, what will they understand?

In relationships with family, friends, and loved ones, one should seek what is good and worthy. Sharing meals with friends can provide opportunities for deep conversations. If one does not maintain these relationships, they will lose their beloved ones.

In conclusion, the "Three Character Classic" emphasizes the importance of education and cultivation from the beginning of life. It advocates for strict discipline, the pursuit of knowledge, and the maintenance of meaningful relationships. Through education, individuals can shape their character and contribute to society.