"Enter for new line does not need translation, return as it is, all other Chinese should be translated into English: 'Yes' and 'True'"

Author: Wang Lu
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Publish Date: 2003-10-16
Features: "What is?" - the eternal question of metaphysics. "It is true." - the immortal pursuit of philosophy. Whether it is the natural world or society, or God or humans, such thinking and exploration are indispensable, leading to countless intriguing questions: What is the origin of the world? What is a person? What is essence? What is existence? What is truth? Whether in ancient Greece, where philosophy nurtured all disciplines, or in the modern era with disciplines having independent identities, from Aristotle to Descartes, Kant, to Heidegger, philosophy masters have repeatedly revisited the same themes. Seeking truth, seeking truth - not only is it the main line of Western philosophy history, but it is also a concentrated embodiment of reason and wisdom. Studying Western philosophy, understanding "what is" and "truth" is key. The Chinese intellectual and cultural tradition is long-standing. Comparing and innovating between the East and the West, understanding "what is" and "truth" is undoubtedly an excellent perspective.