donkey-金陵十三
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$donkey's stubbornness and great wisdom appearing as foolishness
From 'the stubbornness of the donkey (DONKEY)' to 'the wisdom of the fool': Zhao Changpeng and the survival philosophy of the seemingly foolish.
1. The donkey's persistence: superficially dull, hiding resilience and wisdom.
In fables, the donkey is often seen as a symbol of 'foolishness'—it stubbornly grinds away, often taking pride in misunderstanding others' worship of the Buddha, ultimately inviting punishment. But upon closer examination, the donkey's persistence is actually a survival wisdom:
1. **Resilience in Carrying Weight**: The donkey's persistence is not blind; it silently bears heavy responsibilities. Just like the donkey in the temple, grinding day after day, seemingly ordinary but is a key force sustaining the temple's operation. Behind this 'foolishness' is a grounded sense of responsibility.
1. The donkey's persistence: superficially dull, hiding resilience and wisdom.
In fables, the donkey is often seen as a symbol of 'foolishness'—it stubbornly grinds away, often taking pride in misunderstanding others' worship of the Buddha, ultimately inviting punishment. But upon closer examination, the donkey's persistence is actually a survival wisdom:
1. **Resilience in Carrying Weight**: The donkey's persistence is not blind; it silently bears heavy responsibilities. Just like the donkey in the temple, grinding day after day, seemingly ordinary but is a key force sustaining the temple's operation. Behind this 'foolishness' is a grounded sense of responsibility.
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