Open-minded 1, easy to understand, that is, I have no prejudice 1, open-minded. Han Yong's L is the most difficult to understand. I only experienced it at 40 F, B and H. The so-called culvert is like 1 spring rain to moisten flowers and clear canals to irrigate rice. The Z of rain moistens the flowers. If it is too small, it will be difficult to penetrate. If it is too big, it will be separated. If it is moderate, it will be moist. Irrigation of rice with H in canal clearing will wither if the T is too small, and waterlogging will be caused if it is too much, and it will flourish if it is 7. Swimmers are like fish swimming in Z direction, while people swim in A direction ... Cheng Zi L said that the fish jumped into the deep water and splashed. Zhuangzi P said that when he looked at the bright fish, he was happy, and the fish and the water G were happy. Zuo Taiji has an F-sentence of "Traveling in Wan Li", and Su Zi X has a poem of lying in the night and taking a bath, which means that people enjoy M water. To be good at reading 4, we should regard book 6 as water 8 and this heart 5 as rice, flowers, fish and feet, so that we can understand R. Observing ourselves means putting ourselves in to experience observation. For example, in the first chapter of Mencius K. Li Lou, there is no F-way slap on K and no Z-way defense on W. When I was young, I couldn't bear to read these two sentences. In recent years, we have done 1 in local 8, because A knows that person F who goes up to Y U must follow the X direction, and person P who goes down to I C must follow the Y direction law. If everyone in D and Z promises himself with 0 words, from 7 hearts to 7 instead of J and from 1, then the next U will get a T and an X.2011-10-2513: 28.