2. The Basic Idea to Understand Philosophy
3. Two Kinds of World Views
4. Dialectical Relation of Two Worlds
5. Colored Glasses
6. Dialectical Corresponding Relation
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Biography
Yong Duan (1967-), male, lecturer of China Agricultural University, master of philosophy, engaged in ontology, philosophy of science, system science, etc.