上大学时我最喜欢哲学课,我觉得它把一个复杂的问题通过统一简单化,把一个简单的问题通过辩证复杂化。这门课对我来说充满了无限理趣。在一堂哲学课上,教授讲解唯物辩证法时拿出一个沙漏。他指着积在沙漏下面的沙子问道:“现在有多少沙子?”同学们回答道:“许多许多,细小的沙子数不胜数。”“不,你们错了,只有一粒沙。”明明有许多沙却被教授说成一粒沙,我们迷惑不解。教授把沙漏倒了过来,细沙一粒一粒从 When I was in college, I liked philosophy most. I think it complicated a complicated problem by simplifying it and dialectically complicated a simple problem. This class is full of boundless interest for me. In a philosophical lesson, a professor took out an hourglass to explain materialist dialectics. He pointed at the sand under the hourglass and asked: “How many sand are there now?” The classmates replied: “Many, many, many small sand.” “No, you’re wrong, only one grain of sand . ”Clearly there is a lot of sand that is taught to be a grain of sand, and we are puzzled. The professor poured the hourglass over, fine sand one grain from