“似我者死”。这话有点瘆人,但也并非故作惊人之语。试想,譬如作画,和别人一模一样了,岂不成了印刷机。印刷机,物也。人化为物,“物化”“物化”,非死而何? “学我者生”。这使我想起家乡的鲁男子。鲁男子学柳下惠:以我之不可,学柳下惠之可。 “功夫在诗外”。“砥砺琢磨非金也,而可以利金。”(《说苑》)金属的刀,只有用非金属的磨刀石才能磨得快。 “Like I am dead.” This is a bit ridiculous, but it is not surprising. Imagine, for example, painting, and others exactly the same, would not have become a printing press. Printing machines, things also. Humanized things, “materialized” “materialized”, non-death and what? This reminds me of the hometown of Lu Men. Liu men under the benefit of Liu Hui: I can not, learn willows under Hui. “Kung Fu outside the poem.” “Tough to hone non-gold, and can benefit.” (“Court said”) metal knife, only with non-metallic sharpening stone to wear fast.