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Hitting the Stick and Swearing to Be Clear, Hearing the Chicken Dancing
"Dance upon hearing the rooster" originally meant to get up and dance with the sword upon hearing the crowing of the rooster. Later, it was used as a metaphor for people who are determined to serve the country and immediately rise up. "Book of Jin: Biography of Zu Ti" states: It is said that Zu Ti, a general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was very ambitious when he was young. Every time he discussed the current situation with his friend Liu Kun, he was always impassioned and full of righteous indig
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If the Hero Has Feelings
In a story without a protagonist, everyone is the protagonist of the world.
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A Perfect Person Has No Self, a Saint Has No Name
"Xiaoyaoyou" is the representative work of the philosopher and writer Zhuang Zhou during the Warring States Period. It is listed as the first chapter of the Taoist classic "Zhuangzi Neipian". It can be regarded as the representative book of "Zhuangzi" both ideologically and artistically. The theme of this article is the pursuit of an absolutely free outlook on life. The author believes that only by forgetting the boundaries between things and myself, reaching a state of selflessness, futility, a
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