language has a reverse shaping effect on thinking There is a dialectical relationship between language and thinking. Language cannot exist without thinking, because language is just a symbol. At the same time, language has a reverse shaping effect on thinking. Language has a fixed effect on thinking. Before thinking is expressed, it is a mass of intangible things. After language expresses thinking, thinking becomes meaningful information. Language plays a reproducible role in thinking. People often tell others their thoughts and also think about whether their thoughts conform to the objective situation, which requires language. More precisely, language is an instrument of automatic classification. The performance of different forms of language is not the same, the natural results are not the same, reflected in real life is the behavior is not the same. Each group (nation or country, community, region, etc.) is also a classifier, which classifies the language itself. As a result, the language systems of different groups are different, which reflects the differences in cultural customs. Sometimes, different groups of differences in language system, for it is difficult to through the language forms between different groups, such as language communication, and had to switch to form or a mixture of other languages (such as body movement) to complete the classification of communication - which means that the goal is to adjust language to a superior condition in order to make group communication efficiency maximization. Everyone has different language patterns, which is why everyone seems to think differently. Language plays a role in the transformation of thinking. When language is fixed and reproduced, it also transforms thinking into logic and hierarchy. Time was neither visible nor touchable, and before the invention of clocks and watches, man could not even accurately measure the units of time; Time is one-way, continuous and irreversible. We cannot observe time directly, but we can see the traces left by time -- spring and autumn, man will grow old and die, fruit will rot away when it falls into the soil. So how do we understand this abstract time? A hint of this question can be found in time-related language: last week, the day after tomorrow, a few years ago, next month... We are transforming our thinking with more logical and hierarchical language. Therefore, language has a reverse shaping effect on thinking. 本文来源：https://www.wddqw.com/doc/7fc31d9cf4335a8102d276a20029bd64793e62b7.html