I feel. I sigh. I think: The Fragments of Zhao Xinsan

Author: Zhao Xinsan
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: Reading my book doesn't require any academic knowledge; it only requires removing the from your heart. That's why I wrote these two lines on the flyleaf: "A heart cannot turn the pages of my book." If a high school student's heart is calm, naturally, they can turn the pages of my works. But if their heart is, even if they are a Ph.D., they definitely cannot. Because the world and life I write about are not "fast food." The effort to open a book is not physical force but spiritual force. There is a very heavy gate in the world of life. The only way to knock it open is to skillfully use our senses: vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. We must first fully mobilize these five senses and deeply feel and marvel at the structure of the world of life, then we will have thoughts and understand and grasp it. That's why the title of this book is: "I Feel · I Marvel · I Think!" Without heart-stirring, earth-shattering marvels, how can there be deep-level thinking? The richness, breadth, and depth of marvels and thoughts determine the quality of a person's life. The length of life is indeed important, but its quality may be even more so. Reading my book doesn't require any academic knowledge; it only requires removing the from your heart. That's why I wrote these two lines on the flyleaf: "A heart cannot turn the pages of my book." If a high school student's heart is calm, naturally, they can turn the pages of my works. But if their heart is, even if they are a Ph.D., they definitely cannot. Because the world and life I write about are not "fast food." The effort to open a book is not physical force but spiritual force. There is a very heavy gate in the world of life. The only way to knock it open is to skillfully use our senses: vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. We must first fully mobilize these five senses and deeply feel and marvel at the structure of the world of life, then we will have thoughts and understand and grasp it. That's why the title of this book is: "I Feel · I Marvel · I Think!" Without heart-stirring, earth-shattering marvels, how can there be deep-level thinking? The richness, breadth, and depth of marvels and thoughts determine the quality of a person's life. The length of life is indeed important, but its quality may be even more so.