Can anyone tell me why almost everyone has been scolding Zhou Guoping one sidedly lately? 10

Zhou GuopingThe philosophy is "soft", like water.

Zhou Guoping, male, Han nationality, born in Shanghai in 1945, graduated from the Graduate School of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

Faculty of Philosophy. He is a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a famous contemporary Chinese scholar, writer, and philosophical researcher, and one of the famous scholars of Chinese philosopher Nietzsche.

He is the author of Nietzsche: At the Turning Point of the Century

Nietzsche and Metaphysics", a collection of essays, "The Distance of Watching", "Their Own Pilgrimage Path".

Quiet", "Kindness, Richness and Noble", documentary works "Niu Niu: A Father's Notebook", "Years and Temperament - My Spiritual Autobiography", "Occasional Travel", "Baby, Baby".

Classic sentences. 1. The things we are most familiar with are often the things we don't know the most.

2. There can be no love, but if there is no longing for love, there is still youth? There can be no understanding, but if there is no expectation of understanding, there is still creation? There can be nothing waiting for, but if there is no waiting, there is still life?

3. The only thing that is certain in life will not be disappointed is the inevitable death of the Sou file. However, people seem to forget this and wait for something else, even when they are dying. I am sad and satisfied with this situation.

Zhou Guoping, a Chinese scholar and writer, is currently a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and is one of the earliest scholars to study Nietzsche after China's reform and opening up. But he became famous because of his prose.

Zhou Guoping's philosophy of positive elimination is very "soft", like water.

I think it has a lot to do with his marriage and the loss of his daughter. If you are young and vigorous, if you are young and frivolous, if you have the ambition of "flying in the sky and in the affairs of the economy", it is better to read his pamphlet, and you should know that there will be a late harvest. There is a saying that "men can't help but read Wang Xiaobo, and women can't help but read Zhou Guoping."

What I want to say is that if you haven't read Zhou Guoping's "The Soul Can Only Walk Alone", "The Distance of Watching", "Their Own Pilgrimage Paths", "Love and Loneliness", "Man and Eternity", etc., then please don't lie to him easily. He has profound and unique thoughts and insights on the meaning of life itself and many ultimate philosophical questions. Some of his articles have given me a deep understanding of the mysteries of the existence of other people, society, the world, and even the entire universe, which my parents, friends, teachers, and no textbook can give me.

Zhou Guoping, this is a name that we often see in "Reader" when we are in school. In writing, his prose is full of philosophical speculation, and there are also golden sentences from time to time. Academically, he had his own achievements, and he wrote the first book in China to introduce Nietzsche's philosophy in detail.

In any case, they have opened the door to literary enlightenment for countless children like me who come from small places, whether it is through the Reading Reader or the reading comprehension questions on the Chinese test paper.

When you talk to people around you about Zhou Guoping, you will hear that he has made some contributions to the field of studying Nietzsche. His best-selling book was Niu Niu, and I haven't met anyone who hasn't been moved by it. I read his "Niu Niu" before, and my heart became wet when I read it, like a heavy rain.

A literati who has done this step is already worthy of respect. For him, I would say that he was a good father.

Zhou Guoping was the last generation of writers to become famous before literature moved towards full commodification. On university campuses at the end of the last century, there was a saying that "boys have to read Wang Xiaobo, and girls have to read Zhou Guoping". In other words, in the reputation of college students at that time, Zhou Guoping was as famous as Wang Xiaobo.

If boys and girls don't read their books, "college is in vain". This is enough to show Zhou Guoping's status in the field of writing.

My original memory of Zhou Guoping was a prose or chicken soup for the soul full of infinite aphorisms, but I thought it was nothing more than that. But recently, when I was reading Nietzsche's book and I didn't know what to do, I came across his "Nietzsche, at the Turning Point of the Century", and I began to admire him, as a simple and serious thinker and writer, he deserves to be admired.

If Yu Dan is a Confucian and Nan Huaijin is a Buddhist, then he is a philosopher. He is also an excellent essayist with good writing. Due to his advanced age and early entry into the industry, he introduced some foreign philosophical theories before the start of domestic philosophy, which made him famous in the philosophical circle.

Mr. Zhou found the best way to popularize (or circulate) philosophy. True life should (and can only) be a process of awakening from chaos to rationality (intellectuality) one at a time, during which there is a mentor who can guide you and accompany you in thinking about life, then such a mentor is undoubtedly worthy of respect and gratitude!

Reading his books in college is indeed very rewarding, but there are also times when I feel deeply hypocritical. I was so angry that I commented while watching: Bullshit, bullshit!

But looking back, what he meant actually had a deep meaning, but we don't want to admit it, and I think he is a very good writer.

It is not advisable to talk about trees in isolation from the soil, and talk about a generation in isolation from the times. I believe that in every different environment, there are many individuals or groups whose humanity shines. Pain can make people have a sense of synchronization with the times, only really and really into the crowd, whether you are the so-called weak or strong, taste the times will not be distorted.

If it is destined to be half sober and half lake slaughter, at least there is a false lieutenant.

"Life Has No Name" is very well written. Fame and fortune are flashy, but they can't withstand the sincere encounter between people. Full of respect for Zhou Guoping!

I like his "Philosophy of Life", especially the chapters such as "True Temperament", as if he said what he agreed with but couldn't say, and there was a lot of inspiration.

Mr. Zhou Guoping is a writer! There is no doubt about it! But Mr. Zhou Guoping is not a philosopher in the true sense of the word!

Learned and characterful'Poor, private life'Don't dare to compliment.

Zhou Guoping can be called an excellent scholar.

Translators, writers, philosophers, not philosophers!

He has a sincere and sentimental heart, and I love to read his books.

Mr. Zhou's sobriety is great sobriety! It's sober!

Personally, I like to read Mr. Zhou Guoping's writings, and I am the guide when I am confused in life.

He is a very good teacher of philosophy of life, but it seems inappropriate to say that he is a philosopher.

The enlightener of wisdom, the sobering agent of human nature.

Think for you, help you think, think for your profession!

Zhou GuopingHe is a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, a famous contemporary Chinese scholar, writer, and philosophical researcher, and a philosopher of Chinese studiesNietzscheOne of the famous scholars. Born in Shanghai in 1945, he graduated from the Department of Philosophy of Peking University in 1967 and in 1981Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social SciencesFaculty of Philosophy.

His prose gave me the most direct image at the time - a short space filled with a lot of beautiful sentences. These sentences are often ornate and use a lot of confrontation, which makes them catchy to read, but they are not empty of rhetoric and can explain the big truth. At that time, it seemed to me to be a powerful tool for writing excerpts, and I personally regarded Zhou Guoping's books as masterpieces and placed them in the most conspicuous position on the bookshelf.

I dare not say that I understood his words: although I read in the clouds, I still sighed that Zhou Neng wrote sentences full of profound philosophies casually, and seemed to understand these philosophies as his own criteria for dealing with others.

Now it seems very naïve, isn't it, isn't this so-called "philosophy" wrapped in gorgeous rhetoric the most basic three views that every adult should have? How can you write so vaguely?

Because Mr. Zhou's words really tell us the correct three views, leading us to have a preliminary understanding of the beauty and ugliness of this world. It's like you can't laugh at the Hanyu Pinyin that kindergarten teaches you.

Too basic, too simple arithmetic problems. Now I feel that it is empty because I already have my own values, and I find that Mr. Zhou's flowery rhetoric is too shallow to cover up the content of the article.

I think the existence of Mr. Zhou is very gratifying. But we can't exalt him too much, and we respect him, that's the most basic fact.