Wang Yangming's concept of nothing outside the heart is not very prominent. You should be talking about Wang Longxi's thoughts. Wang Yangming's theory of "nothing outside the heart" is an ontological epistemology, which is based on the traditional view of virtue, rather than exploring the essence of consciousness. I prefer to understand Wittgenstein's logic philosophy as a kind of consciousness training. His own understanding of consciousness is based on the spirit of western logos, and their purposes are different.

According to materialism and idealism, both tend to idealism (this definition is not absolute).

In addition, Wittgenstein believes that language is the direct expression of thinking and consciousness. The idea of "all that can be said must be made clear, and all that cannot be said must be silent" is a taiji concept, a bit like Laozi. The two people's consciousness mainly lies in this. They can write a paper if it's deep, and that's it if it's shallow.