Who can tell me what are "born" and "like the world" in popular spoken English?

I don't know why lz is not satisfied with what I said above.

Let me add a few points, such as Wang Wei:

Wang Wei 15 years old was called a gifted scholar, and 2/Kloc-0 years old was admitted to the Jinshi examination, eight years earlier than Bai Juyi. Bai was admitted when he was 29. You know, it was very difficult to get into the Jinshi at that time. There is a poem that says, "At fifty, you learn the classics, but at sixty, you learn the classics less." Being admitted to Mingjing at the age of 50 is old, and being admitted to Jinshi at the age of 60 is still young. It is conceivable how difficult it is for Jinshi to take the exam. Moreover, Wang Wei was born in a famous family. At that time, people still valued family status.

Then Wang Wei's psychology at that time was full of enthusiasm, ideals and ambitions. At this time, he wrote many passionate poems for China's entry into WTO. lz can look for them.

But later, Wang Wei's ideal suffered a blow in the face of reality. First he was demoted, then his wife died, then he was framed by Li, and then he was forced to be a fake official in the Anshi Rebellion. Later, he was accused by Tang Suzong. Fortunately, it didn't take much trouble. However, Wang Wei has also been tossed around, and he began to live a semi-official and semi-hidden life. There is no longer youthful blood in his poems, and most of them are works combining mountains and rivers with Zen. Wang Wei seeks to cross in chanting. We call Wang Wei's state at this time "born" because he no longer cares about fame and wealth, and has lost the heart of humiliation, which is a bit like seeing through the world of mortals. . .

I have written so much, I wonder if lz understands it. I hope lz is satisfied.