This has been the principle of the Marxist movement. Wang Chuanshan is a materialist. Simple materialism is omitted here, because this view of Wang Chuanshan embodies the content of dialectics and does not reflect that materialistic view.

First, there is stillness in motion and stillness in motion, which is the law and characteristic of materialist dialectics. Things are the unity of absolute motion and relative stillness.

Second, materialist dialectics takes the general laws of nature, the development of human society and the development of human thought as the research object, and its application is an advanced form of dialectical thinking and thinking development.

Third, the material world is a unified whole with universal connection and constant movement and change. Dialectical law is the law of the movement of the material world itself. Its laws are inherent and essential to matter itself. It is also an inevitable and stable connection and an inevitable trend of development. This law is objective, stable, repeatable and universal, and it is independent of human will.

Fourth, there is stillness in movement and stillness in movement, that is, movement, that is, law, and movement according to this law. This requires us to give full play to the subjective initiative of understanding things, grasp the law through phenomena, transform the world by subjective initiative, and change the conditions and specific ways of guiding the law to work according to the purpose of practice.

5. There is stillness in motion and stillness in motion, which is the law of unity of opposites and the law of mutual transformation of quality. This is materialist dialectics and Marxist dialectics.

So-called: moving: refers to changing the original position or leaving the static state, so that its behavior changes. Static: refers to stopping. Philosophically speaking, "there is stillness in motion and stillness in motion" embodies the unity of absolute motion and relative stillness, which complement each other, promote each other, restrict each other and unite by opposites. "There is stillness in motion and stillness in motion" is reflected in all aspects of life, which can be tangible or intangible.