庄子名句解读（Chuang-tzu famous interpretation）.doc

庄子名句解读（Chuang-tzu famous interpretation） Chuang-tzu famous interpretation Shen Mingming writes One, big know idle, small know between; big words scorching, small words Zhan zhan. -- from Chuang-tzus theory of things [translate] a man of great wisdom, there will always show the state and generous and open-minded; only a small one, because the total non quibbling. A road of speech, its potential as a blazing prairie fire, grand. Those clever remarks, trivial talk downright nonsense. [solution] the difference between big knowledge and small knowledge is not just quantitative difference, but qualitative distinction. Like the difference between science and philosophy. Wisdom is different from general knowledge. Knowledge is learned from the outside and from the interior; wisdom comes from within and out of the field. Philosophy is called the study of wisdom because it is not equal to scientific knowledge in general sense. Language, often from a side, reflects a persons inherent accomplishment and quality. A wise man is silent, still waters run deep. Sometimes the most beautiful and powerful language happens to be silence and listening. Two, and the husband of water accumulation is not thick, then its negative big boat also weak. Excerpt from Chuang-tzus ramble If the water is not deep and thick, it does not have enough tension to carry the ship. [solution] from the metaphor of the relationship between the big boat and the deep water, we can get the inspiration: thick goods can thin hair, and do enough work to achieve the cause.. A solid and deep foundation is the prerequisite of all success. Three, the phase and the phase, the phase for the non phase. - from Chuang-tzu great master Good friendship should be in the absence of friends. Genuine mutual help should be in the absence of help. [solution] interpersonal communication is a branch of knowledge, and more of an art. Keeping the right distance makes us beautiful. Overly intimate human relationships seem warm and often