
Read the Secrets of "Fishermen and Woodcutter"
读透《渔樵》掌天机
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Know how to stop and be content in the face of desire: in the book, the fish dies because it is greedy for bait, which is a metaphor for people who are greedy for profit and suffer. "Take what you need, and stop when you have enough." When pursuing fame and fortune, you need to always reflect on whether you have exceeded the boundaries of your abilities. Cultivate an "unintentional" heart in worldly affairs: "unintentional" is not indifference, but letting go of the strong desire for control and obsession, and not deliberately forcing results. When educating children, over-intervention may lead to estrangement; in the pursuit of health, anxiety all day long will harm the body and mind. Dealing with things in a state of "no intention" can reduce many unnecessary worries. Balance movement and stillness at different stages of life: fire is dynamic and function-oriented; water is still and body-oriented. Life should be like this too. When you are young, you should work hard like fire, and when you are old, you can be calm and cultivated like water. Only by knowing the right time for movement and stillness can you spend your life calmly. Search within, and the Tao lies between daily use: Shao Yong pointed out that "the Tao of heaven and earth is prepared for people, and the Tao of all things is prepared for the body." The highest "Tao" is not in the distance, it is in the daily daily necessities, words and deeds. True spiritual practice is to be kind to your family, be kind in your words and deeds, and eat in moderation.
From a rational perspective, "The Questions and Answers of Fishermen and Woodcutter" is a purely Neo-Confucian work, that is, a philosophical treatise. It's just that the author is smart and doesn't just talk about abstruse theories, but uses the dialogue between two people to express his own views. It seems very popular, but in fact it is not easy for today's readers to understand it. Because Shao Yong was proficient in the I Ching and enjoyed great fame in later generations, the book gradually became deified.
Pioneer of Chinese philosophy!