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Anonymous users2024-02-12It is the view of Confucian Xunzi, from Xunzi's "Theory of Heaven". It means that the operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed by the Shengming of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors or the tyranny of the Xia Dynasty.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It is Confucianism that comes from Xunzi's "Xunzi Heavenly Treatise", which means that the operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed because of Yao's sage or the tyranny of Ji.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10From the late Warring States period Confucian thinker Xunzi's work "Xunzi Tianlun", meaning that the operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed by Yao's Shengming or Ji's tyranny.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for ruin" is Confucianism.
of view, embodies naïve materialism.
point of view. The moral of this sentence is that natural things have their own laws of development and will not be affected by the subjective will of individuals. This sentence comes from "Xunzi".
Heaven has permanence".
"Heaven is constant" is from "Xunzi Heavenly Treatise", the original text is as follows: "Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for death." The meaning of this sentence is that the operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed by the tyranny of Yao's Shengming, Qing, Xiaokuan, or Ji.
Appreciation: Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for the sake of death" This sentence reflects the situation of Xun.
The materialist view of nature. Xunzi said at the beginning of "The Treatise on Heaven": "Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for ruin."
If it should be treated, it will be auspicious, and if it should be chaotic, it will be vicious. If you are strong and economizeal, you can't be poor; When you are ready to move, you can't get sick; If you follow the road and do not follow the path, the sky will not be in trouble. This completely negates the Shenchun theory that heaven has a will, and distinguishes the objective laws of nature from the development of human society.
This is the view of "heaven and man are separated".
"People only need to master the laws of nature."
You can use it to serve yourself, instead of imposing man's will on heaven to change the law. It reflects Xunzi's simple materialist view of nature.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08D test question analysis: "Tianxing has a history of mountains and mountains, not for Yao's survival, not for the sake of destruction" means that the operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed because of Yao's sage or the tyranny of Ji. It embodies that the law is objective and does not depend on the will of the human limb to laugh, so it is only correct to say d; AC does not fit the topic, and B is incorrect.
The answer to this question is D.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07It embodies the views of the materialist philosophical school.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The way of heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for the destruction of Xunzi's point of view. The full sentence is "Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for death" from Xunzi's book "Xunzi Heavenly Treatise". Translated as the operation of nature has its own laws, it will not exist because of the Holy Monarch, nor will it perish because of the tyrant.
It can be understood that good luck and evil are caused by people, and good and bad are brought on themselves, and it has nothing to do with the time of day. Xunzi's thinking is biased towards experience and personnel, starting from the aspect of social context, and attaching importance to social order.
The point of view of "Xunzi Tianlun":This article deals with the relationship between heaven and man. In this text, Xunzi points out that the operation of nature is regular, and it is not partial.
If you follow this law, you will be auspicious, and if you violate it, you will be evil. Therefore, wise men and saints only think about the things of the world, and only think about how to conform to nature, but do not think about how to change the laws of nature.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05"Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for ruin" reflects the objectivity of the law of material movement. The laws of motion of matter are both universal and objective.
This sentence is excerpted from "Xunzi Heavenly Treatise", explaining: The operation of nature has its own laws, and this law will not be changed because of Yao's sage or Ji's tyranny.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for death. It is a naïve materialist viewpoint, which means that objective laws are not subject to human will.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Laws are objective and do not depend on human will.
This sentence comes from "Xunzi", and the complete sentence is "Heaven is constant, not for Yao, not for death." If it should be treated, it will be auspicious, and if it should be chaotic, it will be vicious. The meaning of this sentence is that social development has its own operating laws, and it will not develop better because of the existence of a Ming monarch like Yao, nor will it perish because of the existence of a tyrant like Ji. >>>More
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If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, the bigger the school, the more people will brush it. Just like Tsinghua University and Peking University, a considerable number of people will fall when the school retakes the re-examination. But if it's just an ordinary first or second college, you can basically pass the re-examination, except for any hard mistakes you have.
The unknown little habit is probably that I like to gnaw my fingers, especially when I can't think of a problem, scratching the back of my head and not thinking of the next action must be gnawing my fingers, so every time I take an exam and every math test comes out of the classroom, my fingers must be bare. (Don't be afraid, I mean fingernails will get shorter) once my mother found out and ordered me not to allow it, so I had to secretly gnaw on my fingers. Well, I'm also extremely obsessed with whistling.,I feel very handsome.,Especially envy people who can blow tunes.,But I haven't learned it yet.,It's just like a signal in a TV series.,But I feel good about myself.**,This skill began to degrade after going to college.,At one point, I suspected that my roommates wouldn't blow it and be assimilated.。