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Cicada is quiet in the forest, and Tonamiyama is quieter, which should reflect the mutual transformation of contradictions under certain conditions, or the unity of opposites. Cicada and birds are singing, but quieter.

The birds are startled when the moon rises, and the springs are singing. The birds' "coming out" and "startled" and "singing" are touching and audible, but the effect is not noisy, but powerful.

Ground contrast "people are idle", "night is quiet" and "mountains are empty"

Or the dialectical relationship between phenomenon and essence.

These two sentences reflect the same philosophy.

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