Who can explain the concept of rules? Why don't I understand?

The concept of regularity!

Basic interpretation

(1) The inevitable, essential, stable and recurring relationship between phenomena in nature and society.

Example: This sentence not only states a law of climate, but also a philosophy in human life. ——"Ode to Autumn Colors"

(2) Rhythmic; not chaotic.

Example: The wind blows the leaves, making a regular rustling sound.

(3) The inherent inevitable connection between things determines the inevitable trend of the development of things.

Detailed explanation

(1) Rules and regulations.

(2) The inherent inevitable connection between things determines the inevitable trend of the development of things. Laws are objective and independent of human will.

(3) means neat and regular. There are also laws in Ma Zhe: also known as laws.

The essential connection in the development process of objective things has a universal form. Law and essence are concepts of the same degree. Objectivity laws: They are objective and can neither be created nor destroyed; whether people admit it or not, laws always work with iron necessity. Laws = truth: All substances in this world are bound by laws, and they are opposed to each other and related to each other. Laws and Communism: Basic Principle: Through the uniqueness of laws, the will of the people of the world is unified, and liberation is achieved through this means.

Characteristics of laws

1. Inevitability

(1) Refers to the existence, function and consequences of the laws’ inevitability, such as any dangling Once an object loses its support, it will inevitably fall to the ground at the same acceleration (9.5 meters/second). This is due to the essential nature of gravity existing between objects with mass.

(2) Refers to the recurrence of laws, that is, no matter when and where, as long as the objective conditions for the laws to operate have not changed, and as long as the essential causes that determine the laws have not disappeared, the laws will inevitably reappear and For example, production relations must adapt to the development of productive forces.

(3) Refers to the inevitable vertical and horizontal connections between things. For example, the development and change of one thing will inevitably cause changes in the corresponding things.

2. Universality

Lenin said in "Philosophical Notes", "Laws are the same things in phenomena." They have a universal dominance over things and phenomena of the same essence. Such as metabolism and the change of seasons, it applies to all stages, societies, fields, levels, etc.

3. Objectivity

Laws are objective and can neither be created nor destroyed; whether people admit it or not, laws always work with iron necessity.

4. Eternity

According to the fact that laws are the same things in phenomena, then the laws of education are also the same things in many types of educational phenomena.