The famous sayings of doing nothing to escape the world are as follows:

The famous sayings here that reflect Zhuangzi's inaction to escape the world are: If there is a way in the world, a sage will not be born; if there is no way in the world, a sage will not be born.

This sentence comes from "Zhuangzi·Human World". The interpretation is: if the world is righteous, a sage can achieve great things; if the world is devoid of righteousness, a sage can only save his life. People only know what a certain use of things is, but they should all be more aware of the great use reflected in their uselessness. And always stay or be confused by the appearance of things, unable to judge the true purpose of something.

If you want to see the essence of things, you should not have too many selfish thoughts, be not influenced by selfish desires, and not be affected by emotions. Only with few selfish desires can you be objective and fair.

Analysis of "The World is Right":

It is not easy to be a citizen, and one's life is used lightly by the ruler; and even if one is close to power, getting along with the ruler is dangerous at every step, and so on In this world, as Chu Kuangjie said, "If the world has the Tao, how can a saint become a person? If the world does not have the Tao, how can a saint be born?" This means that if the world has the Tao, the saint can achieve great things, but if the world does not have the Tao, the saint can only save his life. , and finally came down to "In today's affairs, only exemption from punishment", sages such as Confucius were also advised by others, saying that "exemption from punishment" was enough if they could protect themselves.

In "The Nei Pian·Human World", Zhuangzi used examples to describe the difficulty of preserving oneself in the era in which he lived. So what should be done to preserve oneself? This is also the proposition that Zhuangzi is thinking about. .