What are philosophical illustrations?

Hegel said: "When the flower blooms, the bud disappears, and people will say that the bud is denied by the flower;" At the same time, when it bears fruit, flowers are interpreted as a false existence form of plants, while fruits appear in the real form of plants instead of flowers. These forms are different from each other, mutually exclusive and incompatible. ?

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However, their fluidity makes them an organic whole. They are not only incompatible with each other, but also necessary, and it is this necessity that constitutes the whole life. The development of philosophy is from the budding state to the flowering state and then to the fruiting state. In this process, various viewpoints are mutually inclusive, mutually negative and mutually advancing.