文学观念的发生——以风为例(五)(叶舒宪)（The emergence of literary ideas -- Taking wind as an example (five) (Ye Shuxian)）.doc

文学观念的发生——以风为例(五)(叶舒宪)（The emergence of literary ideas -- Taking wind as an example (five) (Ye Shuxian)） 00:22 We then talk about the wind Mythological reduction, Fourth questions, Wind - the breathing of the gods, the source of weathering. The wind as the breath of the gods, As a source of weathering, The last paragraph is about In some of the embodiment of the Oracle inscriptions. Here we can Quoting a Japanese sinologist Mr Whites point of view, Japanese sinologist He thinks the spirit of nature, 00:52 That is our original idea of god, When mankind begins When you realize the spirit, The first thing to show the spirit is the nature, Various celestial bodies and phenomena in nature, Become a spiritual system and be recognized. The most remarkable revelation of natures spirit, Nothing more than astronomical phenomena. The clouds that cross the sky, the wind that moves all things, Or the sounds of the mountains and so forth. - Bai Chuanjing When mankind begins When you realize the spirit, The first thing to show the spirit is the nature, Various celestial bodies and phenomena in nature, Become a spiritual system and be recognized. The most remarkable revelation of natures spirit, Nothing more than astronomical phenomena. The clouds that cross the sky, the wind that moves all things, Or the sounds of the mountains and so forth. 01:22 One is the wind between heaven and earth The sound of movement, All this in the minds of the ancestors, That is the direct manifestation of the gods. Precisely because of the wind since ancient times Is regarded as Astronomical phenomena expressing divine will, So the ancient books, It was ancient, This book, In the open book, the sky department Arrange the location of the wind, Usually followed 01:52 After day, moon, star, cloud, Before the snow, the rain, the thunder, the electricity, Such a cosmic order shows, Wind, in a broad sense, They can all be regarded as divine providence, Representation of the will of the gods. Thus, these repr