| This article is divided into three parts:The first part focuses on the aesthetic ideas of Nietzsche origin of life. Nietzsche has three hobbies:Ancient Greek culture, philosophy and music. Love is the motivation in learning, based on Nietzsche on ancient Greek culture, philosophy and music have carried out fruitful research. For example, he ancient Greek culture and folk festivals wine mysterious instrument leads to Dionysus in the spirit of life philosophy from Schopenhauer the will of innovation out of the will to power and so on. These results on the influence of Nietzsche is a profound aesthetic life, then become a source of Nietzsche's life and aesthetic ideas.The second part from the Dionysian spirit, the will to power, eternal recurrence, and four Superman expounds the concept of Nietzsche's life, aesthetics, and analysis of the Dionysian spirit, the will to power, eternal recurrence, and Superman the close between the four concepts relations. Originated in ancient Greek culture in the Dionysian spirit is the fundamental life aesthetics Nietzsche, Will to Power is the Dionysian spirit alias, Superman is the embodiment of Dionysian spirit. Dionysian affirmation of the spirit of the meaning of life is the will to power, the eternal essence of reincarnation and the superhuman. Can definitely say that life is the core of Nietzsche's aesthetic life, the essence.The third part discusses the impact of Nietzsche's life and aesthetic and practical significance. Nietzsche's life and aesthetics of modern Western philosophy has a significant impact, the author first analyzes the philosophy of Nietzsche's life and aesthetics of life, the spirit of analytic philosophy and philosophy of existentialism. Secondly, the author also explained the significance of Nietzsche's life and aesthetic realities. This practical significance mainly in two aspects:one is to "become your own"; the other hand, the stronger is to do in life. These two practical significance, in the "people-oriented" society today, is particularly important. |