About the three realms of Wang Guowei s life.

1. Wang Guowei believes that those who have become a great university in ancient and modern times must go through three realms: first, "the west wind withered the green tree last night." Alone in the tall building. "Looking at the end of the world" means that those who have achieved great things in learning should first climb high and look far, have a bird's-eye view of the path, and understand the general situation.

The second is that "the belt gradually widens and does not regret it, and makes people haggard for Iraq" means: it is not easy to achieve great things by doing knowledge. It must go through a process of hard work, and "making people haggard for Iraq" means that we must forget to sleep and eat like longing for lovers, and work tirelessly, and people will not regret losing weight.

The third is "everyone is looking for him, and suddenly looking back, but the person is there, and the lights are dim".

Meaning: After repeated pursuit, research, and success in the end, Tao Yuanming's poem "There is no way out of doubt, and the willows and flowers are bright and another village", as long as the spirit of kung fu is used, it will naturally be enlightened, discovered, and invented.

2. And said: "There is no one who can rank among the third class without reading the first and second classes, and the same is true for literature, and those who have literary genius need great cultivation." ”

The meaning of this sentence is that there has never been a person who has not gone through the first and second stages and jumped directly to the third stage, and the same is true of literature. The genius that Wang Guowei said here is the original poet he quoted these three sentences Yan Shu, Ouyang Xiu, and Xin Qiji, This sentence also shows Wang Guowei's modesty and admiration for his predecessors!!

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Wang Guowei said in "Words in the World": "Those who have become great careers and university questions in ancient and modern times must pass through three realms: Last night, the west wind withered the green tree.

Go up to the tall building alone and look at the end of the world. The belt gradually widened and did not regret it, and it made people haggard for Yi. The crowd looked for him thousands, and suddenly looked back, but the man was there, and the lights were dim.

Wang Guowei's poetic summary of the bitter path of study: "Those who have become a great career in ancient and modern times cannot but experience three classes: 'Last night the west wind withered to escape the heat, and I went up to the tall building alone and looked at the end of the world.

This first estate also; The belt gradually widened and did not regret it, and it made people haggard for Yi. 'This second estate also; 'The crowd looked for him for a thousand, and when they looked back, they saw that man in the lamplight! 'This third estate also.

There is no one who can reach the third class without reading the first and second estates. It means that there is no jump to the third class without going through the first and second classes, learning is a gradual process, and it is necessary to have the courage to "go up to the tall building alone", the determination to "never regret it" and the effort to "look back".