The simple way is that the great truth (referring to the basic principles, methods and laws) is extremely simple, which can be explained in one or two sentences. Smart people can get the deepest truth from the simplest things and succeed.

Avenue to Jane comes from Taoist philosophy in China. Avenue to Jane has no specific source.

Avenue to simplicity is an idiom, which means that the principle (basic principle, method and law) is extremely simple, as simple as one or two sentences. As the saying goes, "Tell true stories, tell false stories and tell thousands of books". Tao is an important concept in China's philosophy, which means "ultimate truth". This concept is not only valued by hundreds of philosophical schools, but also used by Taoist schools of religion.

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The antonym from broad to simple: broad and profound, broad and profound means broad and profound, and is often used to refer to ideas, academic theories, knowledge, works and so on.

The simplicity of the avenue means "few but fine", and the profundity means "many and wide". Avenue to simplicity and avenue to depth are a pair of contradictions and two sides of an organic whole. The broadness and profoundness from Avenue to Jane can be transformed, and Avenue to Jane often needs to learn from others and integrate with other majors.

Only by mastering will there be new "broadness and profoundness". Integrating Chinese and western cultures and learning from others is only the foundation, not the simple road. From the road of simplicity, we must re-integrate and innovate, jump out of the original box, take the rough and the fine, grasp the key and the root, wave Occam's razor, eliminate those ineffective, dispensable and non-essential things, and merge them into few but fine things.

The so-called "increase for learning, decrease for Tao" is the truth.

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