What does Kunpeng mean?

This is an example of spoofing Zhuangzi's classic article, which is made for fishing lovers. Full text: There is a kind of fish in the north called Kun, which is too big to be stewed in one pot. To become a bird, its name is Peng, Peng's big, we need two barbecue grills, a polysaccharide, a slight spicy, and a bottle of snowflakes, so that we can bravely cross the horizon.

The original sentence comes from Zhuangzi's "Happy Travel", and the original text is "There are fish in the North Ghost, named Kun. Kunda, thousands of miles away. Become a bird. Its name is Peng. Peng's back is thousands of miles away. Fly away in anger, and its wings hang like clouds. " Described as very, very big.

Happy Travel is Zhuangzi's first article, which can be regarded as Zhuangzi's masterpiece both ideologically and artistically. The theme of "Happy Travel" is to pursue the outlook on life of absolute freedom. The author believes that only by forgetting the boundary between things and me, reaching the realm of no self, no work and no name, and swimming in infinity without any foundation, can we truly "travel happily". Firstly, this paper expounds the difference between "small" and "big" by comparing Dapeng with small animals such as pheasants and pigeons.

On this basis, the author points out that both Fu and Xue pigeons who are not good at Yu Feixiang, Dapeng who can fly high in Wan Li by the wind, and Liezi who can go against the wind are "waiting for something" and are not free, which leads to and expounds the truth that "there is no one but himself, and the gods are useless and the saints are nameless". At last, through the argument between Keiko and Zhuangzi about "usefulness" and "uselessness", the article shows that only people who are not used by the world are "carefree". The full text is rich in imagination, novel in conception, magnificent and grotesque, with Wang Yang's wanton and romantic spirit between the lines.