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道家 -> 莊子 -> 外篇 -> 秋水 -> 8.4

The serpent said to the wind,
'I get along by moving my backbone and ribs,
thus appearing to have some (bodily) means of progression.
But now you, Sir, rise with a blustering force in the North Sea,
and go on in the same way to the South Sea
- seemingly without any such means.
?」 How does it take place?'
The wind said,
'Yes.
With such a blustering force I rise in the North Sea and go on to the South Sea.
But you can point to me, and therein are superior to me,
as you are also in treading on me.
Yet notwithstanding,
it is only I who can break great trees, and blow down great houses.
Therefore he whom all that are small cannot overcome is a great overcomer.
聖人But it is only he who is the sagely man that is the Great Conqueror (of all).


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