The true harmony is that there is no distinction between the mind and the object, and it is completely unified.

Harmony is the golden mean. "Joy, anger, sorrow and happiness are not in the middle, and they are all in the middle, which is the sum. Harmony is not a harmonious atmosphere, not a trigger but not a start, but a "middle section". In the middle section, what should be is what it is, joy is joy, anger is anger, do whatever you want. But this doing whatever you want is what you do above the Tao. Some faint kings and officials in the old dynasties didn't even understand the basic principles of being a man, and doing whatever they wanted was a bad thing and a nonsense. I don't dare to say nonsense about this kind of behavior in the new era.

"Harmony is much the same as things. "And, has crossed the stage of being unconventional, not seeking supernatural powers or supernatural powers, but emptying the mind and forgetting to keep to the roots. When a person reaches a truly high state, he is as usual.

And, keep the laws of heaven and earth, and keep the great laws.

In the winter of 2012, at the coldest time, I lived on the Hulunbuir grassland for five days. The cold there is pure, it is real. At night, the temperature is below -40°C, and the temperature difference between inside and outside the house is more than 60°C. The man walked out of the house, and after a few minutes, the black eyebrows turned into two white frosts. There are two main colors in the Hulunbuir grassland throughout the year, grass and snow, and in late spring every year, often when the snow has not melted clean, the grass will grow green. As soon as the grass turned yellow, the snow came down again. Hulunbuir in winter is covered in silver, the world is lonely, and there is no end to one look at three times. There are no snowflakes there, and the snow freezes into fine particles in mid-air, which should be providential, and it is not easy to harden when it falls on the ground, and horses, sheep and cattle can easily wade through the snow to find grass to fill their stomachs.

Herders graze their cattle as usual on the snowy fields. This time, I went to a herdsman's house, within a radius of dozens of kilometers, and there was only one such family. There were about three or four hundred sheep, more than twenty horses, and some cattle. The biggest takeaway from my trip was knowing how the animals on the prairie live in winter. When grazing, the horse walks in the front, with long legs wading through the thick snow to search for grass tips, and the horses are elegant and only eat grass tips. The sheep followed, throwing off their calves and kicking the middle of the grazing. It is the cows that clean the battlefield, the cows are stubborn, but honestly, what is left to eat. Oxen don't wade through the snow, and they starve to death without horses and sheep to open the snowy road. Providence is more scientific than science, horses, sheep and cattle live in harmony on the grassland in winter. Our ancestors said it really well - harmony is precious, "to neutralize, heaven is in the position, and all things are nurtured".

Harvard University political science professor Huntington's theory that made him famous is the "clash of civilizations", the basic idea that "the clash of civilizations is not only protracted, but also difficult to reconcile." "The danger of this worldview is that it makes bandit logic a normal thing, and it also provides a rationale for the Americans to continue to play rough games in the Middle East countries and to return to Asia to cause trouble.