The "window" in Lin Qingxuan's metaphor means that a broad vision is very important for personal development; and the "mirror" means that everyone must examine themselves and have the courage to improve themselves. If you start from the perspective of "when a person faces the outside world, what he needs is a window", you can specifically write about intellectual vision, spiritual vision, international vision, and cultural vision: you can write about transcending yourself and getting out of your own narrow world. .

You can describe the things, scenery, objects, emotions, and principles you have heard and seen in life, which have brought people an improvement in realm or spiritual enlightenment; you can also directly discuss your own views and opinions on "vision". If you start from the topic "When a person faces himself, what he needs is a mirror", he can gain insight into all aspects of life from himself to the other.

Use the "mirror" to explore the weaknesses of human nature: loving to listen to praise but not listening to harsh words of advice; pursuing form while ignoring substance, etc. For example, Li Shimin's "Bronze Mirror", "Human Mirror" and "Historical Mirror" theories, the story of Zhu Bajie looking in the mirror, the story of the emperor looking in the mirror in "The Emperor's New Clothes", etc. can all be quoted, but they must be used appropriately.

Extended information:

The conception of Lin Qingxuan's prose can often be traced from one point to another, from the outside to the inside. As he once said, articles should "explore inward and pursue outward." His prose creations usually originate from ordinary things. While optimizing the text and language, the meaning will also be systematically displayed, revealing the mystery of life and making readers feel heart-pounding during the reading process.

For example, in the article "Bodhi at Dusk", "From the shade of the bodhi tree with the ant nests to the sunny and romantic dusk, I was deeply shocked. I felt that people living in the countryside were the natural part of life. .

People living in the city need some classical moods, gentle moods, and some wisdom that can calm down after pollution." It shows the author's wisdom in associating life and mood with Bodhi.

The idea also changes from one scene to another, giving the prose a very subtle philosophical expression