The first realm is "last night, the west wind withered the green trees, climbing the stairs alone and looking at the horizon";
The second realm is "the belt is getting wider and wider, never regret it, and it is haggard for Iraq";
The third realm is "looking for him in the crowd, suddenly looking back, the man is in the dim light."
The first boundary word comes from Yan Shu's "Flowers Near". Original words: "The threshold chrysanthemum worries about smoke and blue tears, the curtain is light and cold, and the swallows fly away." The bright moon doesn't know how to leave sorrow and hate bitterness, and shines obliquely through Zhuhu Lake. Last night, Xifeng withered green trees and climbed the building alone, looking at the horizon. If you want to send a colorful cage ruler, you don't know that the mountains are long and the waters are wide! "The original intention is that what I saw on the high-rise building is more of autumn scenery in Xiao Sa, with yellow leaves in the west wind and vast mountains and long waters. What case is it? In Wang Guowei's words, a learned and successful person must first have persistent pursuit, climb high and look far, have a bird's eye view of the path, make clear the goal and direction, and understand the general situation of things.
The second realm word comes from Dead Hua Lian written by Liu Yong, a poet in the Song Dynasty. The original words are: "I am leaning on a dangerous building, looking forward to spring sorrow, and it is dark." In the afterglow of grass and smoke, no one can rely on the meaning of silence. I plan to get drunk on the map of madness and sing songs for wine, which is strong and tasteless. I don't regret that my belt has widened, because I was emaciated by Iraq. "Wang Guowei's existence here has obviously surpassed the homesickness in the original poem. What he wants to make clear is that for the sake of career and ideal, we should pursue persistently, struggle selflessly and reach the other side of success at all costs. The so-called shushan has a road to progress, and learning the sea is endless. The edge of the sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from bitter cold.
In the third realm, Wang Guowei borrowed words from Xin Qiji's Qing Yu Temple. The original words are: "Thousands of trees open in the east wind night, and the stars fall like rain. The BMW carved cars are full of incense, the phoenix flute rings, the jade pot flashes, and the dragons and dragons dance together all night. Moths, snow, willows, gold thread, laughter and incense are all gone. The crowd searched for him for thousands of Baidu, and suddenly looking back, the man was there, and the lights were dim. " Wang Guowei is used here, which means that after many twists and turns and years of tempering, he will gradually mature, he will see clearly, and he will be suddenly enlightened. This achieved the final success. You can't find a place to get it, and it doesn't take much effort to get it. This is a cumulative problem, and success will come naturally.
People who pursue these three realms will consciously and unremittingly learn knowledge and regard reading as their first need after work. "Eating without meat is better than filing a case without a book", and "the world has its own reading idiots, and this matter is not fame and fortune", which is also called it. Looking to the end of the world, no regrets, looking back-three realms of scholarship. These three sentences were originally poems describing lovesickness, but Wang Guowei used them to express the triple realm of "suspense-bitterness-epiphany", skillfully used the philosophical interest contained in the three sentences, deduced the poem from love to academic field, and endowed it with profound connotation.
Among the three realms summarized by Wang Guowei, the first realm is the realm of learning and being excellent, and it is the great realm of "knowledge"; The second realm is the realm of "doing", persistently realizing great ideals; The third realm is the realm of "getting", and success comes naturally.
"I suddenly turned around, and the man was there, dimly lit." (Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi). This poem is about the night of the Yuan Dynasty, with bright lights and noisy chariots and horses. The girl watching the lamp, smiling and fragrant, drifted by. However, the right person has searched for it thousands of times, and there is no trace. It seems that he is desperate. Unexpectedly, I suddenly turned around and saw him in the dim light. The intersection of sadness and joy came to an abrupt end, which was unforgettable. Wang Guowei compared this to the third realm: suddenly enlightened, personally obtained. So it is also called "acquisition".