Gandhi's joke

"Hi, Rama?" . Because Rama is the great god of Hinduism, Yu Yu Qiu thinks that shouting "Hi Rama" is equivalent to shouting "Oh, my God!" Teacher Chen thinks that this kind of display is incorrect, because Gandhi is called the father of the country in India, and erecting the word "Hi Rama" in his cemetery is a symbol of Indian national spirit, and it is by no means a lament of "God". Then Mr. Wang gave several examples: at this point, I want to support. From the artistic point of view of literature, he is beyond reproach. Art is only good or bad, not right or wrong. If Mr. Shao wants to analyze the text on the artistic level, it can only be too unwise. As Mr. Wang said, Yu's article has been included in his five collections many times, which shows that the artistic skill of this article is self-evident. As for Mr. Yu, he is worried that he has defiled Gandhi's image, which is also a big worry for saints. Because just one sentence "Oh, my God!" Where can Gandhi be polluted? Besides, we need to further discuss whether "Rama" can be replaced by "Oh, my God". Fortunately, Mr. Gandhi circled in the history pile, avoiding the gains and losses in artistic analysis. The students want to discuss with Mr Gandhi what he shouted when he was assassinated! Is it called "God" when people in China are in pain? Not really! In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang's original lamp failed. Facing the autumn wind, he sighed, "What a long day!" Is Zhuge Liang sad? The hero is dying, and it's really hard. In Taoism in China, Heaven and Tao are two objective masters. Zhenyuanzi, the ancestor of the immortals in The Journey to the West, does not worship the deity or the old gentleman, but only the word heaven and earth, which shows the important position of heaven in Taoist culture. In addition, in Confucianism, heaven is a personality god higher than Tao. "The great source of Tao comes from the sky, the sky remains the same, and the Tao remains the same." So in the eyes of China people, the sky is unique, big, omniscient and natural. Heaven is the most natural and greatest personality god. In Zhuangzi's view, "What is heaven and what is man?" "Cattle and horses are four-legged, which means the sky. When they fall off their horses' heads and put on their noses, they are called people" (Zhuangzi Qiushui). The realm of heaven is the realm of inaction, and the indifference of heart is a purpose of Tao. Therefore, in the traditional culture of China, calling for heaven is not only out of pity, but also for praying and feeling. Of course, few people call heaven in modern society, but can you say that the emperor sacrifices heaven? I think it is a sacred responsibility, a worship of the universe, a calm tribute to the fanaticism of life, a calm complaint, and a hope for peace, happiness and stability, so it is the truest and greatest comfort, neither humble nor flattering. In the witchcraft tradition of Taoism in China, there are several sets of gods to control fate, which is the difference between Taoism in China and any other religion. There is a worship of heaven, but at the same time, people can also be above the sky, so what Taoism finally achieves is actually a worship of people, which I believe is a direction of the development of world religions. Therefore, Mr Shao thinks that when China people say "Oh, my God", they are begging for mercy. This is the modern saying of modern people standing in the modern era. I'm afraid this remark is not completely in line with the cultural history of China!