He disappeared on the wedding night, Ge Zhu was sick for seven days, and his imperial staff did not bow his head when he was forty years old - others prayed for sages in books, but Wang Yangming prayed for sages in life.
When he got married at the age of seventeen, he left his bride to ask for help; when he was eighteen years old, he ordered himself to be admitted to the hospital; when he was twenty-eight years old, he scolded Liu Jin and was knocked unconscious by the imperial staff, and was demoted to the dragon farm to die.
Chase, betrayal, desperate situation, near death... Everyone thought he was finished. But on a thunderstorm night, he sat up from the sarcophagus and let out a long roar that shattered the night sky:
"The way of saints, my nature is self-sufficient!"
This is not a saint from a history textbook, but a living person who is crazy, loses, and despairs, and finally blossoms out of despair. Watch him spend fifteen years slapping all the "seeking from outside" on his own face, and then tell you - there is a saint living in everyone's heart.
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It respects the main line of history, adds side storylines, and vividly explains the principles of life. The whole text contains laughter and tears, and like a movie, it embodies Wang Yangming's growth process from his youth to the founding of psychology.
It respects the main line of history, adds side storylines, and vividly explains the principles of life. The whole text contains laughter and tears, and like a movie, it embodies Wang Yangming's growth process from his youth to the founding of psychology.