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A mountain top is one in which everyone needs to climb unless like the article says, "to become a monk or a nun". Once you reached the top, whether high or low, the view is the same. So why continue climbing another mountain? This is, of course, you are dissatisfied with the current view. Remember that the higher you go, the view is more panoramic but details become more blurry. Soon there will be a point at which under your feet, you see a sea of green but not the texture of a single tree. As you climb higher, this ocean will eventually be hidden by clouds. The smart ones will climb another mountain with a totally different view. The view of a city perhaps, or the view of the ocean. This is an act of intelligence.
除非跟据文章中所說, “去做個和尚或尼姑”, 每個人的一生會有個山頂去爬. 一旦登峯, 無論是高或低, 風光景色無異. 為何仍然要繼續攀登另一座更高的山? 當然是對目前觀光有不滿的念頭。請記住,登得越高,全景更清,但細節顯得更朦。不久會在脚下現出一片綠海青波. 但是有個難分辨出一棵樹的葉式皮紋的局面。再登更高處, 連這片茫茫大海都最終被白雲隱藏. 識時者即會覓尋有不同景象的山峯去爬, 例如一個城市或海景。此乃高明之道。
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