上大学时我最喜欢哲学课,我觉得它把一个复杂的问超通过统一简单化,把一个简单的问題通过辨证复杂化。在一堂哲学课上,教授讲解唯物辨证法时拿出一个沙漏。他指着积在沙漏下面沙子问道:“现在有多少沙子?”同学们回答:“许多许多,数不胜数。”“错了,只有一粒沙。”我们迷惑不解。教授把沙漏倒了过来,细沙一粒一粒从瓶颈往下漏。他指着流动的沙问:“现在有多少沙?”我们回答道:“一粒。”“又错了,有许多沙。”看着一脸茫然的我们,教授说:“人生就像一个沙漏,机遇、成功、失败、痛苦、欢乐、悲伤就像成千上万的细沙,有些东西稍纵即逝。沙漏上面盛满了沙子,当你们悲 When I was in college, I liked philosophy class most. I think it complicated a complicated question by simplifying it and simplifying a simple question by dialectics. In a philosophical lesson, a professor gave an hourglass when explaining the dialectical materialism. He pointed at the sand below the hourglass and asked: ”How many sand is there now?“ The classmates replied: ”Many, many.“ ”There was only one grain of sand.“ ”We’re puzzled. The professor poured the hourglass over, fine sand one by one from the bottleneck down. He pointed to the flowing sand asks: “How many sand now?” “We replied:” There is a lot of sand again. “” We looked at the loss of us, the professor said Life is like an hourglass, Opportunity, Success, Failure, Pain, Joy, Sadness is like thousands of fine sand, Something fleeting. The hourglass is full of sand, when you are sad