有人说,资本主义经济是在车轮上发展起来的。我虽然没有分析过这话的准确性,却觉得很形象。无论是货架上琳琅满目的商品,还是直插云霄的摩天大楼,几乎没有一公斤不是从车轮上搬运过去的。纽约街道上蚁群般的轿车,高速公路上穿梭似的车流,无一不是受那飞转车轮的驱使。这圆形车轮的精髓,就在于一个“圆”字上。远古时代第一个比照日月画出这圆圈的人,就萃取了天地之精华,贯万物运行之机理,汇集在这一最简单的几何图形之中。 我相信,第一个把圆圈用在车轮上的是我们中华民族的祖先。这虽然是我自己的臆断,确也有些根据:在古埃及、古希腊、古罗马等等所有古老民族古迹文物上都找不到车的踪迹,唯有中国古代的青铜,陶器饰纹中含有大量的车马图形。甚至,有人告诉 Some people say that the capitalist economy has developed on wheels. Although I did not analyze the accuracy of this statement, I feel very image. Whether it’s an array of goods on the shelves or skyscrapers that line the sky, there is hardly a kilogram that is not carried over from the wheels. The ant-like cars on the streets of New York and the shuttle-like traffic on the highway are all driven by the flying wheels. The essence of this round wheel lies in a “circle”. In ancient times, the first person to draw the circle against the sun and moon extracted the essence of heaven and earth, and the mechanism of the running of all things was brought together in this simplest geometry. I believe that the first to use the circle on the wheel is the ancestor of our Chinese nation. Although this is my own criticism, there are some grounds: There are no traces of the car on ancient ancient monuments, ancient Greeks, ancient Romans, and all the ancient monuments. Only ancient Chinese bronzes and earthenware ornaments contain Lots of car horse graphics. Even someone told