Chapter 39 1. Forty-eight mysterious themes in Chinese traditional culture

Now, what we focus on is: In this book, through the description of the relationship between mountains and rivers, birds and beasts, gods and man, etc., it outlines forty-eight themes that are the most important in human life: starting from this chapter, we These themes will be addressed in detail using the technical methods of cultural psychoanalysis.In this process, we will find some extremely peculiar things. These themes are mutually inclusive, which is precisely an important feature of the human subconscious mind—the subconscious mind is irrational, and they refuse rational analysis. In addition, the themes we mentioned here constitute the dark abyss in the deepest part of our collective subconsciousness of the Chinese nation. No one knows what they are, but these scattered fragments of thinking are indeed a part of ourselves. It still dominates our thoughts and actions to this day.

That's why we focus on these fundamental concepts. Because we long to know ourselves.