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On the Relationship between one’s Writing Psychology and the View of Illusion and Stillness in Chinese Writing

WU Huai-ren

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Writing psychology is the laws and characteristics of writers’principal psychological activities at the time of writing,which reflects the original and disorder writing material or object transferred first through writers’psychological activities into the preliminary mental activity in an order way,and then into the orderly finished products by using appropriate language and writing style-the process of text writing,and also reflects writers’sharp intuition,soaring imagination and active inspiration.This requires writers to have the best psychological state of writing that is similar to Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness.In Taoism’s view,the idea of seeing from the invisible and hearing from the silence embodied that writing is a process from nothing to something,The article discusses the influence of Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness on Chinese writing from the relationship between Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness and writers’free imagination,intuition,inspiration and aesthetic point and image creation.

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Writing psychology is the laws and characteristics of writers’principal psychological activities at the time of writing,which reflects the original and disorder writing material or object transferred first through writers’psychological activities into the preliminary mental activity in an order way,and then into the orderly finished products by using appropriate language and writing style-the process of text writing,and also reflects writers’sharp intuition,soaring imagination and active inspiration.This requires writers to have the best psychological state of writing that is similar to Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness.In Taoism’s view,the idea of seeing from the invisible and hearing from the silence embodied that writing is a process from nothing to something,The article discusses the influence of Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness on Chinese writing from the relationship between Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness and writers’free imagination,intuition,inspiration and aesthetic point and image creation.

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Writing psychology is the laws and characteristics of writers’principal psychological activities at the time of writing,which reflects the original and disorder writing material or object transferred first through writers’psychological activities into the preliminary mental activity in an order way,and then into the orderly finished products by using appropriate language and writing style-the process of text writing,and also reflects writers’sharp intuition,soaring imagination and active inspiration.This requires writers to have the best psychological state of writing that is similar to Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness.In Taoism’s view,the idea of seeing from the invisible and hearing from the silence embodied that writing is a process from nothing to something,The article discusses the influence of Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness on Chinese writing from the relationship between Taoism’s view of illusion and stillness and writers’free imagination,intuition,inspiration and aesthetic point and image creation.

Key concepts: Taoism, Illusion, Intuition, Embodied cognition, Consciousness, Silence, Aesthetics, Psychology

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