Creative expression under countless concepts

Creative expression under countless concepts: the humanistic creative view of seeking truth from facts In the pre-Qin period, Xunzi put forward the idea of valuing oneself and benefiting others. Attaching importance to oneself is to consciously control material data with people as the main body, and the purpose of producing utensils through creative activities is to be used by people and benefit human life. Mozi put forward the principle of utilitarianism, strongly emphasized the practicality of utensils, and advocated that the perfection of utensils should not be decorated first. Laozi pointed out in the Tao Te Ching that the voice of the big voice and the voice of the elephant are invisible. This simple creative style not only meets people's practical needs, but also emphasizes the pursuit of beauty. Wang Fu of the Eastern Han Dynasty put forward the idea of "all-round work" in the book "On the Hidden Husband", which was based on use and aimed at skillful decoration, and expounded the relationship between use and decoration.