好的人生,视野一定要开阔,不是坐井观天,而是坐天观井。坐井观天这个成语,来自庄子《秋水》。“坐天观井”这个词,是我生造的,但究其根源,还是受了庄子的启发。庄子叫人突破有限的视界,达到与宇宙同一。庄子说:“天下莫大于秋毫之末,而泰山为小;莫寿乎殇子,而彭祖为夭。”泰山那么大,但吓不倒庄子,在他眼里比秋天牛马身上的一根毫毛还小;彭祖活了八百岁,够长寿了,但在庄子眼里,等同夭折。庄子就这么牛哄哄,这大约因为“曾经沧海难为水,除却巫山不是云”吧。很多人活得很痛苦,我觉得关键在视界太窄。农村里对这种视界太窄的人有一个形象说法:“鸡眉小眼”。这种人看不得别 A good life, vision must be open, not sitting on the sky, but sit on the sky. Sitting idyllic idioms come from Zhuangzi “Autumn Water.” “Sit on the sidelines ” is the word I created, but its roots, or by Zhuang Zi inspired. Chuang Tzu called a breakthrough in a limited horizon, reaching the same universe. Chuang Tzu said: “The world is far greater than the end of autumn, and Taishan is small; Mo Shou is almost prickly heat, and Peng Zu is Yao.” “Taishan is so big, but scared not Zhuang Zi, in his eyes than the fall of a cow Root hair is still small; Pengzu lived eight hundred years old, enough long life, but in the eyes of Chuang Tzu, equal to die. Zhuangzi so cow coax, this is probably because ”Once the sea is hard for the water, except Wushan is not a cloud “. Many people live very painful, I think the key is too narrow in the field of vision. In rural areas there is an image of people who have such a narrow view of the field: ”Eyebrow". Such people can not see it