#以书之名#
The Ming Dynasty was an era of starry stars, which not only gave birth to countless talented masters, but also stirred up a revolutionary wave of ideas. Zhu Xi, the master of science in the Song Dynasty, his famous saying "Preserve the principles of heaven and destroy people's desires" echoed in the sky of history like thunder, affecting the hearts of countless later generations. However, in this noisy academic hall, Wang Yangming of the Ming Dynasty stood like a lonely giant in the torrent of ideas.
The idea of "heart is reason" advocated by him is like a bright lamp, illuminating people's confused hearts. The idea of "unity of knowledge and action" advocated by him is like a clear spring, nourishing people's dry fields of thought. Wang Yangming's psychological views swept the entire Ming Dynasty like a storm and became a doctrine that was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and passed down through the ages. His name, along with saints such as Confucius and Menglaozhuang, has become a shining star among the treasures of Chinese culture.
In fact, as early as when Wang Yangming was 12 years old, he had already shown an extraordinary ideological realm. One silent night, he looked up at the bright moon, and endless thoughts surged in his heart. He splashed ink and wrote a poem with far-reaching artistic conception - "Hidden Moon Mountain House". Every line in this poem is like a pearl that shines with wisdom and is thought-provoking. It not only shows Wang Yangming's profound ideological realm, but also allows us to appreciate his unique charm as a great thinker.
The mountain is near the moon and the moon is far away, and the moon is small, so this mountain is larger than the moon.
If a man's eyes are as big as the sky, let him see the mountains and the moon wider.
The poem is exquisitely conceived, showing the most subtle ideas and insights in the world through progressive arguments, and presenting profound truths in a simple way. At the beginning, the principle of perspective is skillfully used, and the contrast between the mountain and the moon reveals the optical illusion of the near and far small, leading us to reflect on the judgment of the true size of things. Many people may have rashly asserted that mountains are much larger than the moon, but the poet poetically reminds us that the vastness and distance of the moon often exceed our imagination.
In the last two lines of the poem, the artistic conception suddenly opens up, as if stretching our vision to the extreme. The psalmist envisions a man with eyes as big as heaven, who can see everything in the world with clarity and clarity. The "human eye is as big as the sky" here is not only an expansion of the individual's vision, but also a sublimation of the spiritual realm. It tells us that through long-term observation and practice, we can broaden our knowledge and improve our cognitive height, so as to understand the world more comprehensively.
This kind of inner awakening and growth requires us to continuously accumulate and deepen in the process of the unity of knowledge and action. We should not blindly follow the theories of others, but should believe in our own hearts, influence and shape the objective world with subjective perception, and realize the harmony and unity of subjectivity and objectivity.
Incredibly, this philosophical and profound poem was written by a 12-year-old child. Wang Yangming has shown extraordinary wisdom and unique insights since childhood, and this poem is undoubtedly a microcosm of his intellectual maturity. His achievements and influence are vividly reflected in this poem.
A hundred years have passed, and Wang Yangming's mental thoughts are still shining with the light of wisdom, accompanied by this "divine poem" in the hearts of future generations. His story and achievements will forever be remembered in the annals of human civilization and inspire us to continue to pursue truth and wisdom.