古时,边塞之处有一位老人,他的一匹骏马在塞外跑丢了。乡亲们很惋惜,而老人却十分平静地说“丢马固然是一大损失,但谁知道它不会变成好事呢?”不久,那匹马带着一匹良马奇迹般地回家了,众乡亲纷纷前来道贺。这时,他又意味深长地说:“谁知道这又不会变成一件坏事?”老人的儿子天天骑马出去玩,有一天不小心从马上掉下来,摔断了大腿。左邻右舍急忙安慰老人,而他依然不紧不慢地说:“谁知道这又何尝不好呢?”过了大约一年光景,北方部落大举入侵塞内,青年男子十有八九都战死沙场。而老人的儿子却因为跛脚未上前线,保全了性命。这便是著名的“塞翁失马”的故事,它不仅包含朴素的辩证思想,更蕴涵“得失转换”的深刻哲理。不可重复的生命之中,何为得?何为失?得与失将如何转化?我们又该如何面对得与失呢?本期哲学茶座与你相约,共同探讨这个丰富而古老的话题—— In ancient times, there was an old man in the frontier plug. His horse lost his way outside the plug. The folks were very sorry, but the old man said very calmly, “Deathing is certainly a big loss, but who knows it will not become a good thing?” Soon, the horse returned miraculously with a good horse. At home, all the folks came to congratulate. At this time, he also meaningfully said: “Who knows this will not turn into a bad thing?” “The old man's son rode out to play every day. One day, he accidentally fell from the horse and broke his thigh. His neighbors hurriedly comforted the elderly, and he still said without hesitation: ”Who knows if this is not good?“ After a year or so, the northern tribe invaded Senegal, and there were eight young men. Jiudu died in the battlefield. The old man's son was saved because he stomped on the front line. This is the famous story of ”sauhu unsuccessful“. It not only contains simple dialectical thinking, but also contains profound philosophy of ”change of gains and losses." In the non-repeatable life, what is right? What is the loss and how will it be transformed? How can we face it? The Philosophy of this period meets you to discuss this rich and ancient topic - -