Any talented person is looking for his own spiritual pourer, even a hermit who pursues a clean reputation. For Xu Wu Ghost, after Keiko's death, there is no debate.
Zhuangzi's original name was Xu Zhou, the character Zi Mo. Since childhood, he has been intelligent and good at debate, and he has traveled everywhere, and no one can beat him. Even when he saw Wei Wuhou, he didn't let a few words go, and a few words could make the king who had not laughed for many years laugh out loud, which showed that his profound skill in learning and eloquence was profound.
Zhuangzi believed that life and death were one and the same, either existing or non-existent, contrary to the popular theory of gods and ghosts at that time. At the same time, because he held on to his own vision, no one else could recognize him, so people called him Xu Wu Ghost. This is also why later generations say lao zhuang thought, but Zhuangzi is different from the hundred families of the sons.
Keiko was a well-known politician and a well-known debater at the time. Xu Wujie and Huishi are pinpoints against Mai Mangqi opponents, and there is also a sense of seeing each other and hating each other. The debate between him and Keiko is often dark. Debate is actually an exchange, an exchange of understanding of an article, an exchange of views on a certain matter. Just like Xu Wuji himself said, when he didn't see Keiko on the third day, he was extremely depressed and unhappy. Most people are like this, and so are the great talents Yu Zhuangzi and Keiko.
However, Xu Wu ghost has no heart to go to the court, indifferent to fame and fortune, and pursues self-cultivation. However, Huishi was so intoxicated with the court that he could not live a reclusive life with Xu Wu ghost. Xu Wuji once tried his best to persuade Huishi, but the so-called Tao differences did not conspire with each other, and he never succeeded in convincing. Therefore, Zhuangzi also wrote an article "Huizi Xiangliang" satirizing Keiko. Although the story is fictional, it is vivid and very ironic. However, after Keiko's death, Zhuangzi Xu Wuji wrote another article to mourn Keiko.
Zhuangzi and Keiko swim in Haoliang
This article is about a conversation between two people about what they know or don't know, and the debate they have sparked on the Haoshui Bridge.
Zhuangzi said that the fish swimming freely in the water should be very happy, Keiko denied his statement, thinking that the feelings of the fish he can not be delusional, Zhuangzi responded that Keiko can not think that he does not know that the fish is unhappy, because he can not judge zhuangzi's feelings, maybe Zhuangzi just knows that the fish is very happy, Keiko retorted that he does not know Zhuangzi's thoughts, Zhuangzi does not know the fish's thoughts, this is an objective fact, but Zhuangzi replied: Initially you ask how to know if the fish is happy, My answer was that I was on the bridge watching the fish swim in the water and think the fish were happy.
This article shows the complex philosophical dialectical thinking through a few questions and answers. The most common scene of fish viewing is chosen, which makes it easy for people to understand, but the profound meaning of the question and answer makes people think deeply.
Keiko is objective and logical, and Zhuangzi believes that people can feel the feelings of fish in zhuangzi's conversation, focusing more on imagination. If you want to evaluate, Zhuangzi's imagination is richer, and Keiko's logic is stronger.
This article shows the rich imagination of the author Zhuangzi himself, in addition to this short and pithy allegorical dialogue, other articles reflect Zhuangzi's romantic and extraordinary strange world.
Zhuangzi, also known as Zhuang Zhou, lived a life of poverty all his life, but there were many disciples who worshipped him. His ideas have an important place in ancient times to the present. He was the main representative of Taoist thought, writing articles of more than 100,000 words and leaving many famous sayings and aphorisms. Reading his words is often inspiring, and his articles are like brewed wine, which has changed over time but has been timeless and new.
This idiom is called drumming and singing.