Zhou Gong interprets dreams without asking for help. The Confucius dream of "I no longer dream of Zhou Gong" often appears in Confucianism. Zhou Gong is a character who frequently appears in Confucius' dreams. In China, where Confucianism has long dominated the culture, Zhou Gong is inevitably directly related to the dream.
Zhou Gong is Zhou Gongdan, Zhou Gong's surname is Ji and his name is Dan. He is the fourth son of King Wen of Zhou, the younger brother of King Wu, and a famous statesman in ancient my country. He has twice assisted King Wu of Zhou to defeat King Zhou in the east, and made ritual music and ruled the world. Because the fief was in Zhou, and the rank was the Duke of Zhou, it was called Duke of Zhou.
Everyone has to dream, dreams come with them, they go with them, and they accompany people all their lives. As long as the thinking ability of the human brain is still there, the dream will last forever. Dreams do not distinguish between high and low, regardless of age, no distinction between high and low, no distinction between men and women, no distinction between Chinese and foreign, but the content of the dream is different. Dreams are like human figures, both commonplace and mysterious, ethereal and real. If the dream is an illusion, then the characters and events in the dream will be vividly remembered after waking up; if the dream is a manifestation of reality, then it is difficult to find someone who is completely consistent with the characters and events in the dream after waking up. Sometimes what you think about in the day, you dream at night; sometimes what you see in a dream, you meet in the day.
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