The understanding of an article about Zhou Guoping

I hope it will help.

In layman's terms, we think a lot of times, and then we express the meaning of the topic we are thinking about. But there is no way to express true feelings through thinking and then expressing them in words. For example, if you feel happy, it's just a feeling, and when you're happy, you're happy, there's no way to describe it in words.

There is also suffering, and there is no way for people who have really suffered to express how much they have experienced.

What I say and write is only the product of thinking, and all thinking is in a sense an escape, from the most individual to the most general, from fate to life, from the abyss of silence to the other side of language. If they have not yet been reduced to mere empty ideas, it is only because they have struggled out of silence, and they still exude the smell of the unspeakable in the abyss. Is this passage an extension of the above statement, or is it saying that thinking is not enough to describe what life has experienced.

The real heaviness of life can only be put in the heart, and if it is expressed by thinking, it will be very thin and have a feeling of escapism.

Personally, I find Zhou's article to be more obscure.

Personally, I think so, everything is in plain sight. What kind of experience and what kind of feeling at that time, only I know best. The things that were expressed were a little different, and they weren't really experiencing and feeling at the time.

For example, what is life、、? Life is made up of time, in a period of time, what you have done, what you feel, you should be very clear about yourself, but can you say what life is? The above is personal understanding, learning from each other.

Personal understanding is that:

The most authentic and intimate life insights cannot be described in words.

Words and words are the product of human reprocessing in thought. Thinking that comes from everyone's incomparability, but which avoids the importance of some aspect of reality--- or more sharply, is a distortion.

This is true for what we call love, loneliness, happiness, suffering, death, and so on.

Therefore, often, silence is the most intimate and true perception of everyone's true feelings. Silent, silent.

Landlord!! Can I just give you the question? The specific content is searched. The whole article is too long.

The question is not clear, do you want a collection of his short essays?