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0. 给五圣拜大年散文诗《儒：人需》。天来小子慎独而独慎，诚意而意诚：儒家五圣人：
1. 给孔子“至圣先师”拜大年：至圣者，人之需也；仲尼之心至今在！
2. 给颜回“復聖”拜大年：复者，人之需也；不迁怒·不二过我当学！
3. 给孔伋“述聖”拜大年：述而不作者，人之需也；中不偏，庸不易；极高明而道中庸，中和之心度此生。
4. 给曾子“宗聖”拜大年：宗乎孝道者，人之需也；孝道即是大学之道的明明德、亲民、止于至善。
5. 给孟子“亞聖”拜大年：不亚至圣者，人之需也；至圣之成仁，亚圣之取义；居仁宅兮由义路，崇礼之门兮归智之家，信德岿然兮给儒家五圣拜大年。
给儒家五圣拜大年
《儒：人需》
天来小子，慎独而独慎，诚意而意诚。值此大年，拜五圣，敬启我心，复启我行，愿天地人和，长乐未央。
一、给孔子“至圣先师”拜大年
至圣者，人之需也；仲尼之心至今在！
万世师表，礼乐之根，
仰观天文兮俯察地理，
四教化兮六艺存，
一腔仁爱荡乾坤。
夫子，您如泰山之巅，云海悠然我已见；
如东海之水，润物无声我已闻。
今拜大年，愿天下仁义常在，
人间有德行长存！
二、给颜回“复圣”拜大年
复者，人之需也；不迁怒·不二过我当学！
一箪食，一瓢饮，巷陋乐然；
君子何需多，心安即归处。
颜子，您以淡泊为师，
复圣之名，复人心之静。
不迁怒兮山泽损以惩忿窒欲，不二过焉风雷益而迁善改过！
今拜大年，愿世人勤学此道，
扫去烦忧，重拾清明。
三、给孔伋“述圣”拜大年
述而不作者，人之需也；中不偏，庸不易；极高明而道中庸，中和之心度此生。
述圣者，述曾子之道兮启孟子之心者也，
言有尽兮意无穷，自思孟学派至陆王心学兮千年之道统不绝！
述中庸兮道平和，牟宗三判教而定论兮此乃儒门之密教心法。
大年之际，今拜大年：
愿世间无偏无倚，
平衡如月盈虚；
极高明兮道中和，
心有中庸，天下清宁。
四、给曾子“宗圣”拜大年
宗乎孝道者，人之需也；孝道即是大学之道的明明德、亲民、止于至善。
“慎终追远，民德归厚。”
宗圣者，孝道化身兮小棍不逃大棍亦不跑，
躬身力行兮启予手足而知免夫，大学之道兮曾子之精彩表演者也。
曾子，您启发我明明德、亲民、止于至善的三纲领的心领神会，
您见证我物格、知致、意诚、心正、身修、家齐、国治、天下平的八条目的身体力行。
今拜大年，愿世世代代晓得以孝道为万世开太平，
愿宋朝张载四句教的精神万古流芳、永垂不朽！
五、给孟子“亚圣”拜大年
不亚至圣者，人之需也；至圣之成仁，亚圣之取义；居仁宅兮由义路，崇礼之门兮归智之家，信德岿然兮给儒家五圣拜大年。
大丈夫，当顶天立地；
富贵不能淫，贫贱不能移。
孟子，您传性善良知之道，开儒门心学顿悟之道脉，
陆九渊之先立其大，王阳明之致良知，皆亚圣之嫡亲血脉也。
仁者杀身成仁，义者舍生取义，
居仁德豪宅兮行义德大道！
今拜大年，愿仁者心，义者行，扫清天下浊！
信德长存，天地玄黄，乾坤洪荒！
结语
五圣之道，宛如五岳，
巍峨而不倾，磅礴而不灭。
大年之际，拜五圣，
愿人心向善，天地长和；
仁、义、礼、智、信，
永如春风化雨，
滋养世间万物，
福泽千秋万代！
Paying Tribute to the Five Sages for the New Year
"Confucianism: What Humanity Needs"
As the New Year unfolds,
I stand in solemn reflection,
practicing solitude in sincerity and sincerity in solitude.
With reverence, I pay tribute to the Five Sages of Confucianism,
seeking their wisdom to guide my heart and deeds,
wishing for harmony between Heaven, Earth, and humanity,
and for joy everlasting.
1. To Confucius, the “Sage of Sages”
“The Sage of Sages is what humanity needs; the heart of Zhongni still beats today!”
Master of all times, root of rites and music,
you gazed at the heavens above and traced the earth below,
teaching the Four Virtues and the Six Arts.
Your benevolence reshaped the world.
Confucius, you are like the summit of Mount Tai, steady and eternal,
like the waters of the Eastern Sea, nourishing all in silence.
As I pay my New Year’s respect,
I wish for righteousness to prevail,
and virtue to flourish endlessly in this world.
2. To Yan Hui, the “Revered Sage”
“To return to simplicity is what humanity needs; 'No resentment, no repeated mistakes' is my lesson to learn!”
With a single bowl of rice, a single gourd of water,
and joy in humble alleys,
you taught us simplicity over luxury.
Yan Hui, you embraced tranquility as your teacher,
guiding us back to inner peace.
“No anger, no error twice” —
may we all learn your path,
banishing burdens and rediscovering clarity.
3. To Kong Ji, the “Sage of Continuation”
“To continue and not create anew is what humanity needs; balance unshaken, clarity untarnished — reaching heights yet walking the path of harmony.”
The Sage who continues, the transmitter of the Way,
your words are finite, yet your wisdom infinite.
Through your lens, balance became an art,
and harmony, a life’s pursuit.
As I bow to you this year,
I pray for a world free from extremes,
where balance prevails like the waxing and waning of the moon,
and harmony reigns in every corner of life.
4. To Zengzi, the “Sage of Ancestral Reverence”
“To uphold filial piety is what humanity needs; for filial piety is the Great Learning’s path to virtue, benevolence, and perfection.”
“Revere the departed, and the people’s virtues will deepen.”
Sage of reverence, embodiment of filial piety,
you taught us that the family is the foundation of nations.
Zengzi, your light reveals the way:
to shine virtue, connect hearts, and unite all as one.
As I bow to you, I wish for filial devotion to endure,
bringing peace to families,
and harmony to the world.
5. To Mencius, the “Second Sage”
“To rival no one but the greatest Sage is what humanity needs; the Sage embodies benevolence, while the Second Sage champions righteousness. To live in benevolence, to walk the path of righteousness, to exalt propriety, and to embrace wisdom — in faith we honor the Five Sages.”
A great man must stand tall and unyielding,
“Unmoved by wealth, unshaken by poverty.”
Mencius, you preached the Way of Benevolence and Righteousness,
the wisdom of propriety and the soul of integrity.
“Benevolence is the fortress; righteousness, the road.”
As I pay tribute to the Second Sage,
I wish for benevolence to brighten hearts,
righteousness to embolden spirits,
and for faith to stand eternal,
anchoring this world in unwavering virtue.
Closing Lines
The teachings of the Five Sages, like the Five Great Mountains,
stand tall, unyielding, eternal in their grandeur.
On this New Year’s Day, I bow to their wisdom,
hoping for hearts to turn toward kindness,
and for harmony to flow between Heaven and Earth.
Benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and faith —
may they spread like spring rain,
nourishing the roots of humanity,
and blessing generations to come.
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