1, Qi Faren asked Wang Ji of Chu through Wu Ke, explaining that the King of Chu was "happy for a long time and promised day and night. Evil spirits attack the inverse, and if they are in the middle, they will be embarrassed. " So that "the more spiritual, the more salty." It is pointed out that this is an incurable disease caused by excessive greed and untimely enjoyment, and there is no cure. If it continues, it will "persist for a long time, but it will be fatal."
2, we must stay away from "the joy of drowning, the heart of the Tang Dynasty, the ambition of escaping" and use the quip of "discussing the subtlety of the world and managing the right and wrong of all things" to cure the problem. The "punch line" in "Seven Hairs" refers to pertinent famous sayings and profound truths. Through Wu Ke's questioning of the king of Chu, Seven Hairs explains that the king of Chu is "happy for a long time, endless day and night. Evil spirits attack the inverse, and if they are in the middle, they will be embarrassed. "
3, so that "the more spiritual, the more salty." It is pointed out that this is an incurable disease caused by excessive greed and untimely enjoyment, and there is no cure. If it continues, it will "persist for a long time, but it will be fatal." We must stay away from "the joy of drowning, the heart of the Tang Dynasty, and the ambition of escaping" and use the quip of "discussing the subtlety of the world and managing the right and wrong of everything" to eradicate it.
The related knowledge of Qifa is as follows:
1 and Qi Faren are the works of Mei Cheng. The work is unfolded in the form of dialogue. First, a banquet was held to arouse the topic of the king of Chu, and then gradually induced him to know that excessive greed is harmful to things, pointing out that "long-term happiness is endless day and night." If evil forces attack the inverse, the middle way will come to an abrupt end, further pointing out the truth that "the more spiritual, the more salty" and deepening the content level.
2. The work shows the author's dissatisfaction with the social reality at that time and his exhortation to the king of Chu by metaphor and exaggeration. This ode is gorgeous, compact and has a strong artistic appeal. In Qifa, the key concept is "telling witty remarks", which points out the correct method to treat King Chu's disease.
3. Inspiring words are not only famous sayings and profound truths, but also a profound understanding of the laws of nature and a profound insight into human nature. People can understand the essence of everything in the world and grasp the true meaning of happiness in life by telling wonderful words. In addition, Qi Fa also emphasized the importance of mental health. The more spiritual, the more salty.