Sender: lshu Yaxin, message area: ASCIIart Title: Transcendence Signature File Entry 2 Description Sending station: I Love Nankai Station October 16, 2002 16:40:02 Wednesday, station mail Lao Tzu said, "Desolate is not the center of things." Desolate is an adjective. It is as vast as a desert. Boundless, never ending. Let’s look at history and life. Everything is endless and mutually reinforcing. When there is no end During the Chongzhen period of the late Ming Dynasty, a man painted a picture with a pine tree standing on it and a big stone under the pine tree. There is a chessboard placed on the big stone. There are a few scattered chess pieces on the chessboard. Other than that, there is nothing else. The artistic conception is profound. Later, someone took this painting and asked the eminent monk at that time, Master Cangxue, to inscribe it. Master Cangxue took a look at it. Pick up the pen and write immediately No one from Panasonic loses a game, and pine nuts fall from the empty mountain on the chessboard. There are more gods than gods. After all, there is no end to winning or losing. This poem combines all philosophy of life, philosophy of history, and everything with the transcendent state of mind of an outsider. The phenomena of life are all included. Life is like a game of chess. You fight for it. Back and forth, even if it is a legend. The gods also have their persistence, and each of them is better than the other. This is the case from generation to generation, from generation to generation. When the word "win or lose" can never be decided, Master Cang Xue's famous poem can quite express my desolation. The meaning of Xi Qi Wei Yang Zai