During the turbulent times of the Warring States Period, Zhuang Zhou, a small official, painfully discovered that he could dream of being a butterfly, but he was often addicted to illusions and found it difficult to distinguish reality (foundation). When Mengdie's power went out of control and backfired on his body, and he experienced a disastrous failure in discussing Taoism with his best friend Hui Shi, he first realized the delusion of "promising" (turning point). The severe pain of the death of his beloved wife pushed him to the edge of collapse and almost trapped him in the cocoon of dreams (the abyss) forever. In the end, in the midst of the extreme sorrow of singing and singing, he suddenly realized that true freedom is not to escape or control, but to "do nothing" and go along with it, letting go of self-grasping (awakening). From then on, he no longer resisted or indulged, his spirit turned into a Kunpeng, and he swam in the infinity without waiting, achieving the eternal legend of being a man without self.
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Worth a read to understand Zhuangzi's thoughts
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Worth a read to understand Zhuangzi's thoughts
Listen to books and work at the same time! Good
. I have benefited a lot from the wisdom of ancient people's language