People who see fish in deep water are unfortunate, but people who hide their knowledge are hurt.

It is unlucky to see the fish in the abyss. People who are too smart to see the hidden will suffer.

"Seeing fish in deep water is ominous, but hiding knowledge is unfortunate."

First, pinyin:

cháJiàn Yuān yüzhe büXiang？ Liao Zhi is different because of you.

Second, the source:

Liezi Fu Shuo: "Seeing fish is ominous, hiding knowledge is unfortunate."

Third, interpretation:

It is unlucky to see the fish in the abyss. People who are too smart to see the hidden will suffer.

Fourth, appreciate:

From the idea of the Book of Changes, that is to say, no matter how extreme, anything relative will transform into each other. From a psychological point of view, we should explore everything, know the ins and outs of everything, and the mental consumption is too great. People who know the truth are often very painful and lonely. As a person, you can see everything clearly. Don't think that being smart is good. In fact, others are wary of you and will be jealous. Yang Xiu in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is an example. Therefore, people who know the Book of Changes will not casually divine; Smart leaders will turn a blind eye to avoid losing big because of small things; Atmospheric people would rather be wronged and misunderstood than distinguish right from wrong with others. It's okay to be angry and wronged. Being smart and stupid is a good quality. From a philosophical point of view, the reason why other people's ideological activities are kept secret is that this kind of ideological concept conflicts with social moral concepts or external behavior norms. If anyone learns about his thoughts and activities that he doesn't want to make public, it is equivalent to recognizing his resistance to social demands, unconsciously putting himself in the opposite position with others, and will inevitably be jealous and retaliated by others.