Ancient Philosophy: Chuang Tzu

In the second chapter of Zhuangzi's controversial adjustment, Zhuangzi told us his dream of becoming a butterfly. He dreamed that he was "a flying butterfly and felt enjoying" (2.14). In this dream, Ryoko did not know that she was a suzuko, but after waking up again, it became "fictional week" again (2.14). Because Zhuangzi's dream is too realistic, Zhuangzi does not know whether to really wake up. He wondered whether he dreams that "he is a butterfly, or that it is a butterfly" (2.14) Zhuangzi.

In his dream, he is not aware that he is a suzuki. But when he woke up he realized he was definitely Zhuangzi. And then the dilemma that he faced was that he was a dreamer who dreamed of being a butterfly, or a butterfly that he dreamed of being Zhuangzi. Monte J. Zerger is a retired mathematics professor, including perennial philosophy, Jungkar, esoteric science, and especially digital symbols. During his educational background, he published many articles in a specialized mathematics journal, but also articles of other types such as Word Ways, New Realities, and The Mountain Astrologer in journals and magazines And poetry was announced. He lives in the Rocky Mountains with his partner Susan, who is a counselor educator.

Morality is one of the basic subjects of Taoism philosophy. The other is Zhuangzi's book. Most of Tao Te Ching is written in short declarative sentences, but Zhuangzi links strange stories and metaphor. As he wrote, how Zhuangzi wrote reflects unnamed harmony in Taoism: Zhuangzi does not respect the concept of knowledge (which is very hypocritical for philosophers). Instead, he is thinking about the form of "knowledge" that tends to surround our lives. For example, our alarm clock gives us knowledge about time (and our duties going to work); social networks inform us about our friends (and we There is an obligation to promote interest).

In addition to Han Fei's theory, Zhuangzi lives in the most evolving era of Chinese philosophy and can understand all the philosophy of the Sengoku. In the chaotic life, the philosophical thought of Ryoko was inevitably influenced by the history of Chinese thought at the time. About Zhuangzi and Nanhua Town Jingzhuang is from Song Dynasty's Mengzhen (Modern Anhui), and lives in Liang Wanghui and Qi Wangxuan (late 4th century B.C.). He is a typical Taoist philosopher and one of the greatest philosophers in the history of medieval Chinese philosophy.