completely independent(dú wǎng dú lái)

completely independent

Independent, idiom, the main meanings are: ① refers to the maverick, get rid of the obstacles of all things, free between heaven and earth. ② It refers to the freedom of people's thoughts, behaviors and activities without hindrance. ③ One goes and one comes. ④ It means that the article can bring forth new ideas and create a school of its own.

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Detailed explanation

(1) It refers to a person who is independent and free from the obstacles of all things. In Zhuangzi zaiyou: "it's unique to go in and out of Liuhe, travel in Kyushu, and come alone." Liezi Liming: "to live is like death, to move is like an instrument Going alone, going out alone, going in alone, who can hinder it. " Zhang Zhan notes: "things go and come. Let things come and go, so don't get in the way." (2) refers to the freedom of thought, behavior and activities of human beings without hindrance. "If you want to go, you will go It's impossible to be alone. " Chapter 12 of the biography of good fortune: "my niece is suspicious of her actions. Although she has a sense of knowledge, she has to be alone in indifference, and those who want to know me know her ears." Mao Dun's night reading I Ji II: "opponents emphasize that the development of artistic thought has its own special rules, just like the rise and fall of artistic thought, which is really the originality of the artist's mind." (3) one person goes and comes. Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem named "snow frozen yet to be disbanded CE Jun Pu:" go alone to the silver millet field, one step at a time, the sound of jade sand. " Bing Xin's "to readers" 16: "in the Pacific boat, the sky is blue and the sea is blue. When I am alone, I often remember two sentences:" the sea water goes down thousands of miles, and no one says it's hard. " (4) refers to the article can bring forth new, unique. In the preface to Jin Zhengxi's manuscript written by Dai Mingshi in the Qing Dynasty, it is said that "when you try to read it, you can see that it is unique and gives up everything, which is not known by those who are inferior to others." According to bu Qing's "xiawai Jixie · treatise on the spring and Autumn Annals of Gu Huanggong" in Qingping: "Huanggong is responsible for his talent, and his writing is not on the shelf Breaking through the barriers of the eight schools has become a kind of independent writing. " Zheng Zhenduo's Illustrated History of Chinese literature chapter 62 2: "the pioneers of Gong'an School can be called, but they are not ancient writers."

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