1.？ Not so good. Because the author argues from both positive and negative aspects, if one is removed, it will lose a layer of meaning and the argument is not rigorous.

2.？ How can I finish a work? The only secret is loyalty. The psychological source of loyalty is respect. Zhuangzi remembers the story of a rickety husband, saying, "Although the world is big, there are many things, but only my wings know." Anyone who does something will regard it as my life. No matter what other benefits, he will not sacrifice what I am doing to exchange with him. I believe that a good table made by me as a carpenter has the same value as building a Republican country by you as a politician. I believe that cleaning toilets when I am a dung collector is as valuable as fighting a besieged enemy when you are a soldier. We all work for the society, so you don't have to envy me, and I don't have to envy you. I'm afraid I did something wrong, so I'm sorry about the food I ate this day. So when I do this, I won't be distracted at all Ceng Wenzheng said, "Sitting on this mountain and looking at that mountain will accomplish nothing." A person who doesn't respect his profession, from an academic point of view, is blaspheming the sanctity of his profession; In fact, you must have done something bad and ended up hurting yourself. Therefore, major is the most needed and beneficial to life. Zhuangzi said: "Not with ambition, but with god." Confucius said, "Do what you want, but don't do it." The dedication mentioned is nothing more than these reasons.

3.？ Zhuangzi

Zhuangzi (about 369-286 BC) was named Zhou Zi Xiu (a saying), who was born in the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period (now Mengcheng County, Anhui Province). A famous thinker, philosopher and writer, a representative of Taoist school, the successor and developer of Laozi's philosophical thought, and the founder of Zhuangzi school in pre-Qin. His theory covered the social life at that time, and the fundamental spirit still belonged to Laozi's philosophy. Later generations called him and Laozi "Laozi", and their philosophy was "Laozi's philosophy". His thought contains simple dialectical factors, thinking that everything is changing, advocating "inaction" and giving up all the struggles in life. He also believes that everything is relative, and pursues a subjective spiritual realm of "heaven and earth coexist with me, and everything is one with me", which is peaceful and worry-free. Zhuangzi's articles are rich in imagination, changeable in style, full of romanticism, humorous and satirical in the form of fables, which have a great influence on the literary language of later generations. His works include Zhuangzi, also known as South China Classics.