Cai Zhizhong, a native of Changhua, Taiwan Province, became a professional cartoonist at the age of 15. His works include the theories of Confucius, Mencius, Lao Zi, Zhuang Zi, Liezi, Sun Zi and Han Feizi, as well as more than 65,438+000 works, such as The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects of Confucius, Historical Records, Strange Tales of the Six Dynasties, Shi Shuo Xin Yu, Tang Poetry and Song Poetry, Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio and.

The maturity of an artist may need to go through a process from vicissitudes to purity. Some artists have pure life experiences, but to be a thinker, they must be pure after vicissitudes. Therefore, for Cai Zhizhong's life, his own experience should be a pure comedy artist. Maybe he can realize a higher level of wisdom after becoming a monk and become a master of thought or Zen.

It is difficult for ordinary people to learn from Cai Zhizhong, because he doesn't live and think in the way of ordinary people. When I was three or four years old, I made up my mind to paint all my life. I've focused on one thing all my life. My IQ is over 180. Eat only one meal every day, go to bed at 5: 30 in the afternoon and get up for work in the morning 1. . . . It is difficult for these ordinary people to do it alone. The only thing we can learn is concentration and perfection. Even if we play, we will indulge in it. Only by challenging to the limit will you know if you really like something. Therefore, it is the standard and requirement of Cai Zhizhong's life work to stop at perfection and pursue the ultimate.