On Su Shi's Idea of Governing the Country

Su Shi s Idea of Governing the Country;

1. Fundamentally speaking, the way to govern the country should not be harsh by legalists, but should use the spirit of benevolence of Confucianism. In other words, we should build a people-oriented harmonious society. Su Shi believes that this reform initiated by Wang Anshi is the fundamental way of financial management, which does not take care of people's hearts, is not "people-oriented", but takes people's money, which is fundamentally wrong.

Second, Su Shi believes that the reform should not be quick success and instant benefit, but should be considered in the long run, and shock therapy should not be adopted, nor can it be achieved overnight. Su Shi is a moderate in reform. The principle of Su Shi's political reform is gradual.

Third, Su Shi believes that the national system and system should not be changed casually, but should maintain its stability. We can change the employment system, but we cannot fundamentally shake the state system.

Fourth, Su Shi believes that the country is short of money, but it must be taken properly and cannot take money from ordinary people and put it into the state treasury.

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Su Shi's artistic achievements

1, calligraphy

Su Shi is good at writing running script and regular script, and he is also called "Song Sijia" with Huang Tingjian, Mi Fei and Cai Xiang. He studied with famous artists in Jin, Tang and Five Dynasties, and integrated the creative styles of Wang Sengqian, Xu Hao, Li Yong, Yan Zhenqing and Yang Ningshi into his family. Su Shi's life was bumpy, and his calligraphy style also fluctuated. The existing works include Red Cliff Fu, Huangzhou Cold Food Poetry and Yellow River Sacrifice.

Step 2 paint

Su Shi is good at painting ink bamboo, and his paintings are as heavy as spirit. He advocated that painting should have feelings beyond painting, painting should have sustenance, and opposed similarity and procedural constraints. He advocated "the unity of poetry and painting, ingenious and fresh" and clearly put forward the concept of "literati painting", which laid a certain theoretical foundation for the future development of "literati painting". His works include Atlas of Dead Trees and Strange Stones and Atlas of Xiaoxiang Bamboo Stones.