1. Human beings are born; human beings are produced. [1]
"Book of Rites·Qu Lishang": "The ten years of life are called childhood and learning."
Ming Dynasty Liu Ji's "Medical Theory of Giving Horses to Fuchu": "The heaven and the earth were created. Life is stupid; the saint is different from other things."
2. Refers to a person's life.
"Zuo Zhuan·The Thirty-One Years of Duke Xiang": "How many times in life can anyone steal? When the day is running out, will the tree be used for safety?"
"Hejiang Pavilion" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty "Poetry: "There is so much truth in life, so sad when things happen." It also refers to people.
Mao Zedong's poem "Picking Mulberries·Double Ninth Festival": "Life is easy but it is hard to grow old. Every year there is a Double Ninth Festival, and now it is a Double Ninth Festival, and the yellow flowers on the battlefield are especially fragrant."
3. Humanity Survive and live.
"Zuo Zhuan·The Second Year of Chenggong": "Life is really difficult, is there any chance of death if you don't get it?"
"Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Zhang Ba Biography": "Life is a lifetime. But when you are in awe of others, if you don't do it well, you will just accept it."
Tang Du Fu's poem "Sending Yang Jian to Sichuan to Meet the Grand Duke": "Life is in this world, and gatherings and separations are also temporary."< /p>
Ye Shengtao's "Bitter Vegetables": "Labor is the true meaning of life, and you can get the true happiness of the spirit from now on."
4. Li Dazhao's statement: The survival and development of personnel. (See "Essentials of History" by Li Dazhao)
In a broad sense, life refers to human existence and human life. Survival is the foundation, and life is dynamic development. "People" can generally refer to a group of people or the entire human society, or narrowly refer to a single individual. Therefore, the basic vocabulary of life has extremely rich meanings. Many times we understand life in a narrow sense to specifically refer to "personal life (birth to death)", which is wrong.
For example, history refers to "the knowledge of life in constant change and the culture of its products." Life here should be understood in a broad sense, referring to human survival and life, or the survival and development of human affairs. Li Dazhao’s formulation is definitely worthy of attention. (The third point above, human survival and life, is not explained and is difficult to understand. Moreover, life in the quotation is used in a narrow sense and does not really refer to human survival and life.
See "Essentials of History" written by Li Dazhao)
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