The fourth paragraph of Fu on the Red Wall mainly expresses the author's thoughts and feelings.

The fourth paragraph of Qian Chibi Fu shows Su Shi's open-minded view of the world and life. He is in favor of looking at the problem from multiple angles, but he does not agree to absolutize the problem. Therefore, in the face of adversity, he can maintain an open-minded, detached, optimistic and adaptive mental state, get rid of the impermanence of life and treat life rationally.

In the fourth paragraph, Su Shi stated his views on the impermanence of the guest students in order to understand each other. The guest once "envied the infinity of the Yangtze River" and wished to "embrace the bright moon and end up long". Su Shi took Jiang Yue Ming Yue as a metaphor and put forward that "the deceased is like this, but never had it; If the surplus is lacking, the dead will not ebb and flow.

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1, original text

Perilla said, "Do you know my husband's water and the moon? The deceased is like this, but he has never been there; If you are full of emptiness, the dead will not ebb and flow. Gai must view it from its changers, then heaven and earth can't be in an instant; If we look at it from its unchanging point of view, then things are infinite to me, but why envy them?

Besides, between heaven and earth, everything has its own owner, not mine, so I will take it for nothing. However, the breeze on the river and the bright moon in the mountains are wonderful to hear and beautiful to meet. That's the creator's endless hiding place. My son and I are in the right place. "

Step 2 explain

I asked, "Do you know this water and the moon? Passing away is like this water, but it doesn't really pass away; When there is a shortage of wheels, like this month, it is not profitable after all. It can be seen that from the changeable side of things, there is no moment between heaven and earth; From the unchangeable side, everything is as endless as one's own life. What is there to envy?

Besides, between heaven and earth, everything belongs to it, and if it is not what it should be, it won't even get a penny. Only the breeze on the river and the bright moon in the mountains can hear the sound in the ears and draw all kinds of colors in the eyes. Getting these things will not be banned, and there will be no worries if you feel it. This is an inexhaustible treasure of nature, and you and I can enjoy it together. "