If you want to do great things, you have to be a butcher. What does Bodhisattva mean?

To do great things, you must have the means of a butcher. Bodhisattva's heart means: be kind and do things decisively and neatly. "Bodhisattva's heart" refers to theory, thought, ideal and goal. And "the butcher's means" is the attitude and method adopted when facing the problems in society and life.

It first distinguishes between goals and means, ideals and reality, spirit and the objective world, and it is very clear that modern philosophy uses many reasons to explain a problem. In fact, real philosophy solves many doubts in one sentence. Many young people have just left the society and always fantasize that the society is not cup-shaped, but "kindness, innocence and integrity" are criticized as bookish and silly by the society as soon as they come out. Guan Jian depends on what books he reads and whether he has the spirit of independent thinking, which has little to do with knowledge, but it is precisely the biggest failure of contemporary education and the failure of imperial philosophy. The statement that "knowledge is useless" is wrong, and knowledge cannot be useless.

Many honest people have a "bodhisattva heart", but they don't have enough butcher means. This is because of the special national conditions. Many people are overjoyed to see this sentence. In the past, Confucian scholars used "butcher's tactics", no matter what bodhisattva's heart was. The sage is too beautiful, and the social worker has nothing to say about China's grand plan. "Bodhisattva's heart and butcher's means" is undoubtedly the essence of individual's painstaking efforts and a kind of enlightenment and comfort of personal survival philosophy.