＊中国人的精神书评

The Chinese people are unique, and the Chinese spirit is unique. However, in the era in which Gu Hongming lived, the spirit of the traditional Chinese people was depressed by the so-called advanced Western civilization and worthless. Everyone shouted at him. Gu Lao witnessed this tragedy, intending to find something valuable from the tradition and put it on the Chinese people at that time, to prove the superiority of the tradition and to shape the progressive and modern Chinese.    First of all, the Chinese people are meek. Thousands of years of civilization have made the Chinese people sweep away the savagery atmosphere. Secondly, Chinese is a kind of spiritual language. It is very difficult to learn it with the mind and intelligence. Only by interlinking it with one's own spirit can one learn it more easily. Thirdly, because Chinese people use their hearts to remember, so Chinese people have wonderful memories. Finally, the courtesy of the real Chinese comes from the heart and spirit. It is a kind of courtesy that absolutely respects others. It is totally different from the rigid courtesy of the Japanese. Therefore, the Chinese people live a spiritual life, and their life lacks accuracy, but they have a polite way of caring and respecting others, wonderful memories, spiritual language - Chinese, filial piety, compassion for all.Gu Lao, as a true scholar of China and the West, did see the uniqueness of Chinese civilization and the shortcomings of Western civilization, so he dared to take the lead in the world at that time. It is estimated that he did not cut his braids. It was also a silent protest of blindly worshipping foreign countries and flattering foreign countries at that time.Gu Hongming is a genius. Proficient in Chinese and Western, nine languages and 13 doctorates. Reverse reading English newspapers mocked the English people and said that Americans were illiterate. They were the first to translate the Chinese Analects of Confucius and the Doctrine of the Mean into the West in English and German. He served as an interpreter for envoys of six countries. With a three-inch tongue, he lectured Confucianism to Japanese Prime Minister Ito Bowenda, wrote letters to the literary master Lev Tolstoy, and discussed the world's cultural and political situation. He was called "the most noble Chinese" by Mahatma Gandhi of India. Gu Hongming should be recorded in history. Exploring the spirit of the Chinese people is not and will never end.