The meaning of this sentence is that only by looking at the changing world like clouds and clouds indifferently, just like leisurely watching the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court, can we let go and stay of honor and disgrace. Don't be surprised. This sentence is a state of mind, expressing an open-minded and indifferent mentality, an optimistic and positive attitude. Only by remaining calm and remaining calm can you be at peace with yourself, be content with yourself, be optimistic and enterprising, and look at life with a smile.
This sentence comes from the Ming Dynasty Chen Jiru's "Youchuang Xiaoji", also known as "Zuigutang Jiansao". The most famous sentence is "I am not surprised by favors and humiliations. I just watch the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court. I have no intention of leaving or leaving. "The clouds are rolling and relaxing in the sky." This is a couplet written by Hong Yingming of the Ming Dynasty recorded in Chen Meigong's "Notes on the Window".
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This sentence is the most famous couplet in "Notes from the Window". It is a few words, but it profoundly expresses the relationship between things and names in life. The attitude you should have towards benefits: don't be happy when you get it, don't worry about losing it, don't be surprised by favor or disgrace, don't care about leaving or leaving. Only in this way can you feel peaceful, indifferent and natural. This fully reflects a kind of optimistic and lofty spiritual realm of being unfazed by favors and disgrace, leaving and leaving without intention. ?
Looking at the three words in front of the court, one might hide in a small building and become unified, regardless of the meaning of spring, summer, autumn and winter, while the three words looking at the sky also show an enlarged vision and not seeing the same things as others. Broad feelings; a sentence of clouds and clouds brings the lofty state of a man who can bend and stretch. It is really similar to Fan Zhongyan's attitude of not being happy with things and not being sad with oneself, and it is also more open-minded and romantic in the Wei and Jin Dynasties.
The author of "Youchuang Xiaoji", also known as "Zuigutang Sword Sweeper", is Chen Jiru (1558-1639) of the Ming Dynasty. His courtesy name is Zhongchun, his nickname is Mei Gong, and his nickname is Mi Gong. He was a native of Huating, Songjiang. Zhusheng lived in seclusion in the sun of Kunshan, and later built a house in Dongsheshan. Dumen wrote. He was good at poetry, writing, calligraphy, and painting, and he was famous for a while.
Chen Jiru's extant works include, in addition to "The Notes of a Small Window", "Records of Experiences and Hearings", "Liuhe Hechun", "Chen Meigong's Remaining Poems", "Hu Hui", and "Mei Gong's Miscellaneous Works" "wait.