顺生论读后感5000字（Study on the following five thousand words）.docVIP

顺生论读后感5000字（Study on the following five thousand words） In the beginning of the book of rites, the doctrine of the destiny is the doctrine of the nature, the doctrine of the frankness. Simplicity is the way, and it is natural to say that it is the way of life, which is to say, in great white, how you feel to be alive. This book is a book about life philosophy by Mr. Zhang zhongxing, a famous cultural historian. In the book, the authors frankness of the book is shun sheng, and elucidated his views on how to live well. Hundred - year - old culture of the old people use their thick life experience who light humanities knowledge, comb all aspects of life for the three aspects of 60 questions, commands, from the perspective of ancient and modern communication, Chinese and foreign comparative gooch traces, with pen and ink, drawing of the encyclopedia in theory and reality of contact, and the combination of history and reality of life thinking, open horizon, and mind. When I first saw the title, I thought that it was the opposite of hard birth, and that of shunsheng was a child-rearing book. And when I actually read this book, I realized it was a book about human nature. The so-called shunsheng refers to the so-called frankness of the ancients, which is to conform to their own nature and conform to human nature. Zhang zhongxing, the author of shunsheng, completed the work in the mid-1950s, when the cultural revolution was raging. It is not easy to write a book of your own understanding of life under such a special period. But perhaps it was during this special period that Mr. Zhangs special experiences and observations made his lifes theory of life very real. Its better to be alive than dead, is a point that the book highlights from beginning to end. In fact, from a philosophical point of view, this is a truth. Life is a kind of accident, from parents to grandparents, grandparents, how many by chance let us become a person. If god accidentally gave birth to you, you shoul