Due to the profoundness of Chinese traditional culture, if you haven’t been inside the Forbidden City, you won’t know how rich it is.
I believe that the majority of the 1.4 billion Chinese people have never been to the Forbidden City, just as there are not many people who truly understand traditional culture.
There is still a wave of people fighting over whether Chinese medicine is a science, not to mention numerology and Feng Shui.
1. The world was not created by science;
2. Science has not always existed;
3. Science is only a way or way for humans to understand the world;
4. Science provides humans with only tools and the power of tools;
5. Science acknowledges: exhaustion Science can understand less than 5% of the world.
Most people regard less than 5% of the knowledge as 100% of the world. Words must be scientific, and literature must be scientific. It seems that without science, the universe cannot exist for a day.
In fact, traditional culture solves more than 95% of the parts that cannot be understood and interpreted scientifically. The wisdom accumulated and passed down by human beings since their half-human and half-animal state has finally been transformed into several classics, including the "Book of Changes" .
These scriptures are just like the Forbidden City today. Their value exceeds all the grain warehouses and treasury in the world, but they cannot be used directly for food or money.
Reading the "Huangdi Neijing", I feel that human life and body are assembled in this way, and there is no need to prove it and it cannot be proved. Just like there is a pond in front of my house, it is just a state.
Reading the "Tao Te Ching" is like telling how he rode a green ox to Hangu Pass. He really wants to tell you which way he came from and which way he went. All the roads are in his heart, but in the end he can only tell you that the way is right but not the right way.
When reading "The Analects of Confucius", I seem to see Confucius and his disciples walking in the long river of Chinese history like a lost dog, leaving behind for future generations a path of sages who unite knowledge and action.
They are chattering endlessly, just to tell us what is the unknown world that more than 95% of science cannot decipher.
The human body is rare, the true Dharma is unpleasant, and it is difficult to be born in China. There is such good wisdom that has been proven by thousands of years of practice. If you cannot learn about it, it will be a great regret in life and you will not be a Chinese.
