History, what does it mean to go from inaction to promising ?

Are you referring to the policies of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty?

Yes, in the early days of the Han Dynasty, because of the withering of the people's livelihood and economic difficulties, the rulers of the early Han Dynasty took the wrong way of resting with the people, and ruled the world with the idea of Huang Lao Wuwei.

Wu Wei, refers to the rule of inaction, without any special policies or methods and measures and the country is peaceful, is the policy implemented in the early Han Dynasty, adapted to the productive forces at that time, there is a gradual improvement in the level of productivity in the later period, the implementation of a series of measures to adapt, abandon the early Huang Lao's learning and inaction rule.

It depends on which side you are referring to.

From the ideological and political level, the rulers adopted the Taoist idea of non-action to reduce the constraints on the peasants, and adopted Confucianism and Legalism to govern the country to strengthen the control of the people.

Outstanding manifestations such as: in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, the national strength was exhausted, and the rulers governed the country with Taoist ideas and recuperated. In the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the country was strong and the country had great achievements, such as conquering the Xiongnu, establishing Confucian orthodoxy, and strengthening control over the people.

Wu Wei is everything that conforms to nature, runs according to objective laws, allows the tide to rise and fall, flowers bloom and fall, cold and summer, cloudy and sunny, carefree, thoughtless, "no thoughts, no eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind, no color, sound, fragrance, touch, no vision, and even no consciousness, no ignorance, no ignorance, and even no old death, and no old death." There is no suffering to gather and destroy the Tao, and there is no wisdom to gain. "Stay away from upside-down dreams, have no obstacles, have no fear, have no dwelling, have no selfishness, have no desires, be at peace with what happens, change with fate, move with nature, and do it randomly.

To be promising is to give full play to and display one's own wisdom and talents, to satisfy one's own desires and desires to the greatest extent, and to use one's own will to change everything around oneself and make it change and transfer according to one's own wishes.

It refers to the events of the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

1. In Chinese dictionaries, Youwei is usually interpreted as the meaning of making a difference.

Youwei is what Zhuangzi said, and to be depends on conditions, changes with the change of conditions, and is formed by the harmony of karma. Wu Wei is what Zhuangzi said about nothing to do, not to rely on any conditions, nothing to rely on, nothing to attach, self-rooted, self-dominant, not to change with the change of conditions, eternal truth, complete and free. Because everything can be surpassed.

Beyond everything, it is called nothing to wait!

Second, inaction is not inaction, not idleness, but not to do ineffective work. You can't do what you shouldn't do, you must do what you should do, and you can't do it the other way around, otherwise you're going against the Tao.

As the core idea of Chinese Taoist culture, Wuwei has five important philosophical significances:

1. Follow the natural trend of things, indisputable, that is, inaction. Therefore, Lao Tzu said: "The rule of the sage is to humble his heart, to strengthen his belly, to weaken his will, and to strengthen his bones." It turned out that the people wanted to recuperate, so that the people could fill their stomachs, strengthen their bones, concentrate on their work, and be able to fight for happiness.

3. The "music and dance" in the oracle bone pictographs and the big seal gold inscription is for research and study. We want people to learn and have fun.

4. Taoism advocates "going with the flow" and believes that law (law and law are different; Law is like physics, and law is man-made) is a bondage to human beings, and it must be completely discarded; Legalists advocate the use of law to punish people, believing that human beings are inherently stubborn and must use authority to rule the world.

5. Wu Wei, one of the core concepts of Taoism. Taoist nature is divided into "nature that creates nature" and "nature created by nature", the former is higher than the latter, and it is the negation of the latter, because it uses "artificial" to negate "nature".

But it is also the "self-negation" of the same nature, because "man-made" and "creation" are also nature, and even more so nature, so it is the "essence" of nature, and it is also the nature that really gives way. There are two levels in the Taoist concept of "nature", namely the level of "non-action" and the level of "being".

Only the nature of natural non-action is the most natural, because only morality based on free will is the real morality, and it is the nature of Taoism and non-action.

In Buddhism, everything that comes into being under various conditions and in combination is called the Dharma. That's what it is, it's not born out of the harmony of karma, it's called the law of non-action. Truthfulness, reality, dharma-nature, and enlightenment are all non-action.

However, if you cling to "non-action" and distinguish between phases, you will become "promising" again.

If you have read Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching.

I believe that one of the most classic sentences is "do nothing and do nothing".Literally, it means that doing nothing is equivalent to doing everything. It seems really illogical, you can't wait for good things to happen to you, that's a negative thought.

I couldn't understand it at all. Until one day I suddenly understood the true meaning of this sentence.

Doing nothing doesn't mean not thinking about anything and not doing it. On the contrary, inaction is an active wait, a forward-looking insight. It is a kind of conforming to the laws of nature.

The method of operation is a behavior that is of guiding significance to life.

If you are asked to find the source of the Yellow River, I believe that many people will choose to go upstream, so that you can always find the real source. But instead, you can choose to jump into the river, lie on the surface and let the water of the Yellow River take you to where you want to go. Both methods will allow you to achieve the same goal, but the latter is the easier way to do it, as waiting is effortless.

Is that okay?

The so-called "doing nothing and doing something" should mean that there is no action in general, but there is something to do in detail.

"Wu Wei", simply understood, can be regarded as "no action", stupid and natural, this "no action" is also mysterious. It is said that after enlightening the avenue, you will know what the "Dao" is, so you will learn to "do nothing", that is, to tease the cherry blossoms with the trajectory of heaven and earth, go with your heart, and don't be too far-fetched by your own actions.

Ordinary people understand "inaction", in fact, they can also think of it this way; Do things naturally and do what you want.

And to "promising" is to "make a difference", that is, to do things when they should do things, they should do what they want, and they are not far-fetched when they are not far-fetched.

In fact, the most superficial way of saying "doing nothing and doing something" is "to make a move when it is time to act".

Hello, my personal understanding is that doing something without doing is also a kind of action.