If you are not a fish, you will know the happiness of fish.

Zhuang Zhou was happy to see the fish on the bridge, so he thought the fish in the water must be happy, too. Keiko asked: If you are not a fish, you will know the happiness of fish. Yes, you are not a fish. How do you know that fish are happy? What did Zhuangzi say? If it weren't for me, I know I don't know the happiness of fish?

Keiko appears as a villain in Zhuangzi's books, and he exists to reflect Zhuangzi's wisdom. Imagine, can the person who can ask this sentence dig a hole for himself? Zhuangzi pit friends, not a little!

Zhuangzi's most famous article is nothing more than "Happy Travel", which denounces cockroaches and Dapeng, and it was written by Sima Gong: Swallows know the ambition of swans! In fact, this sentence completely misunderstood Zhuangzi's original intention. In Zhuangzi's view, everything is equal and free, so how can we use our own ideas to guide others? Swan has its lofty aspirations, and finches also have their own ideal life. They are far away from the river and live a rich life!

Kunpeng didn't laugh at Kunpeng, but denounced Kunpeng's joke. Zhuangzi came to laugh at this behavior, not at Kun Peng's flying away!

Confucius said: Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you!

But what we should guard against is: don't do to others what you don't want them to do to you!

Everyone has his own ideal life. We can't judge others' preferences with our own ideals, let alone guide others' lives with our own judgments under the slogan "I am good for you"! Even if you are a teacher and a parent, you are not qualified to set a good future path for your children. After all, everyone is equal, everyone is free, the road is at their own feet, and where to go is up to them!