Abandon Wisdom

"Abandoning wisdom" does not mean to make people stupid and stop studying, but it means to stop playing tricks, playing tricks, and calculating all day long. If a person always thinks about taking advantage, playing tricks, and taking advantage of loopholes, he may seem "smart" on the surface, but over time, no one will trust him anymore, and society will be in chaos. I feel that this kind of "smartness" actually harms others and ourselves. Therefore, he advocated: Don't rely on cleverness and scheming to live your life, be simple, realistic, and let nature take its course. Just like a child, he has a clean heart and does not pretend to be troublesome, but lives a solid and happy life. For example: When you get along with your neighbor, don't always think about "How can I let him work for me without offending him?" Instead, help directly and sincerely - this will make the relationship better. Therefore, "abandoning wisdom" means: less routine and more sincerity; less calculation and more responsibility. It's not to make you stupid, but to stop being led astray by "little cleverness" and return to a simpler and more authentic way of life. Great wisdom is like foolishness, and fools are blessed with fools. In fact, they are really smart.