There is no greater failure than a dead heart, and no greater sorrow than a lack of ambition. ——Zhuangzi, there are no perfect people, gods and men have no merit, and saints have no name. ——Zhuangzi, the morning bacteria don’t know Hui Shuo, and the worms don’t know Spring and Autumn. ——Zhuangzi, the end of benevolence and righteousness, the path of right and wrong. ——Zhuangzi.

>If a scholar is morally incompetent, he is exhausted, his clothes and shoes are poor, he is poor, and he is not exhausted. This is not the time of suffering. ——Zhuangzi, solid shape can be like a gaunt wood, solid heart can be as gray as death. ——Zhuangzi, reputation and knowledge come from competition. ——Zhuangzi, birds and beasts never tire of height, fish and turtles never tire of depth. ——Zhuangzi, I don’t know that Zhou’s dream is Hu Dieyu, and Hudie’s dream is Zhou Yu.

——Zhuangzi, so Zhi’s disciples asked Zhi, “Does a thief have a way?” Zhi said, “What’s the right thing to do without a way? I’m thinking of what’s hidden in the room, which is holy. Entering first means being brave, coming out means being righteous, knowing whether it is possible or not, knowing equally, and benevolent. If you are not prepared for the five, there is no one in the world who can become a great thief. Yes, it's not something I shouldn't do. Breaking branches for the old man is something I shouldn't do. It's not something I can't do. ——Zhuangzi.