Horse race

Author: Xi Murong
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: In scientific creation, the individual's spirituality ultimately gets submerged in the pursuit of commonality and laws. But artistic creation is an irreplaceable individual spirituality. Without Newton, there would have certainly been a "M" or a "" to take his place, because the apple always falls from the tree, and universal gravitation always has to be discovered. However, without Leonardo da Vinci, Shakespeare, and Cao Xueqin, we might never have known that humans could create such immortal works as Mona Lisa, Hamlet, and Dream of the Red Chamber. The history of human culture is composed of irreplaceable individual spiritualities. The emergence of new geniuses does not diminish the brilliance of past masters. Just as Li Bai's brilliance does not overshadow Cao Xueqin's immortality, the appearance of Picasso does not diminish the value of Leonardo da Vinci.