This book is a religious philosophy book written by Wang Chong.
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"The Harm" has a unique and interesting perspective. Wang Chong believes that the harm comes from outside and has nothing to do with the individual himself. He also used cows and horses to trample roots and sickles to cut stems as examples to illustrate that things suffer harm for no reason other than their own. The "three fatigues and three harms" mentioned in the book are also very insightful and make people think deeply. However, this book has a strong flavor of religious philosophy and may require some patience to read. But overall, it's worth reading.
"The Harm" has a unique and interesting perspective. Wang Chong believes that the harm comes from outside and has nothing to do with the individual himself. He also used cows and horses to trample roots and sickles to cut stems as examples to illustrate that things suffer harm for no reason other than their own. The "three fatigues and three harms" mentioned in the book are also very insightful and make people think deeply. However, this book has a strong flavor of religious philosophy and may require some patience to read. But overall, it's worth reading.