What is the specific embodiment of Tao Yuanming s philosophical dilemma?

There is a contradiction between birth and accession.

Tao Yuanming's personality accounts for a lot of factors, as can be seen from "Drinking", etc., he is far away from red dust, indifferent to fame and fortune, and disdains to be in the same stream as corruption, in general, he is not a suitable person to do.

Tao Yuanming's Yonghuai poems are represented by 12 poems of "Miscellaneous Poems" and 13 poems of "Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas". The twelve poems of "Miscellaneous Poems" mostly express the political anguish of his ambitions after his retreat, and express his noble personality of not being in the same stream as the world. It can be seen that the poet's heart is infinitely deep and wide.

The thirteen poems of "Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas" express the same content by chanting the strange things in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", such as the tenth poem by praising Jingwei and Xingtian's "fierce ambition is always there" to express and show that his ambition to help the world will never be extinguished.

Among them are Confucianism and Taoism.

Tao Yuanming's thought is more complex than the source code, but the main thing is the influence of Confucianism and Taoism. Confucianism, so that he early Xin has the ambition to help the world, several times, is the embodiment of Confucianism to actively use the world, and help hail sail which day, after retiring from the sedan chair, Confucianism of the idea of poverty and happiness, gentleman solid poverty has become his spiritual pillar, his Taoist thought, inherited the Taoist spirit after the beginning of the criticism of reality, denial of the reality of the side, but the old Zhuang of the negative escapism, quiet and inaction, natural thoughts, and gave him a negative influence.

Tao Yuanming's ideas in his works are complex. His complex thinking, with its roots in social and historical traditions, and its ebbs and flows with his life experiences, governs his attitude towards life.

Self-hypnosis. I chose to resign, and then, I kept emphasizing how good it was.

Tao Yuanming's ultimate ideal is to be able to serve the imperial court like his great-grandfather. Because the imperial power of the Eastern Jin Dynasty was always weak, and several big families took turns to hold the power at that time, so there is such a saying that "the king and the horse rule the world" is a reflection of this historical fact. Tao Yuanming's family has weakened, but he still embraces this political ideal.

After the Eastern Jin Dynasty defeated the former Qin Fujian, the situation in the imperial court was complicated and the politics became darker. Emperor Xiaowu of Jin's younger brother, Sima Daozi, was autocratic and chaotic, and his life was excessively luxurious, compared to Emperor Wu of Jin, although Emperor Xiaowu of Jin was very disgusted, but he was helpless. Wang Gong and Yin Zhongkan are both figures who reject dissidents, and the party and government are fierce.

The social and political reality of living in the last years of the Eastern Jin Dynasty made Tao Yuanming have the ideal of returning to the countryside, but the real farmland life is not as beautiful as in the poem. In the end, Tao Yuanming, who came from a famous family, gave up his political ideals and lived an idyllic life, albeit with great hardship.

First of all, Tao Yuanming should be quite familiar with traditional philosophy, and he is no stranger to Buddhism that was popular at that time, which can be glimpsed from his poems.

Tao Yuanming's retreat? First of all, this retreat is not a lack of inaccessibility, but a fundamental drowning in nature.

Tao Yuanming's retreat? Didn't he say it himself: the ancestor has a legacy, and he is not worried about poverty.

It is difficult to look forward to it, and it is difficult to turn to work hard. He understands Confucianism's efforts to enter the WTO, but at that time, it was difficult for me to enter Tao Qian, so I should concentrate on farming - this cannot only be considered from the tradition, but also to see that Tao Qian is actually a quiet poet, unwilling to advance. Although he has also expressed pride, the overall tranquility is calm.

This especially brought Tao Qian close to Buddhism. He is not obsessed with academics, and even today he does not necessarily engage in natural research, but can only so-called or life towel car, or lonely boat, which is both slender to find the ravine, but also rugged and through the hills. I am grateful for the rest of my life.

Commit to stay, talk about multiplication to the end, Lefu's destiny is doubtful! Tao Qian's destiny is the destiny of Taoism, otherwise why not be happy and forget to eat and forget to worry about it? Why don't you make a second time, and then you must do it!?

Mr. Kongqiu is destined for this.

Or what the questioner is really asking is, what does Tao Qian's retreat reveal about traditional Chinese philosophy? My understanding shows that the weakness of traditional Chinese philosophy lies in the lack of tension in thinking, especially the tension between transcendence and nature—in a word, the lack of transcendence, which is called metaphiysik in Western

No matter if Tao Yuanming wants to go into hiding, the court will not be willing, will be excluded, and will be framed. If you want to survive, how about not going into hiding? If it had been me, I would have gone into hiding.