Dionysian: The Dionysian spirit, also known as the Dionysian spirit, mainly refers to the madness spirit intertwined with pain and revelry, as discussed by the German philosopher FRIEDRICHNIETZSCHE in his book "The Birth of Tragedy." The Dionysian spirit advocated by Nietzsche refers to the tragic intoxication obtained from the absolute meaninglessness of life. The spirit and principles represented by Dionysus are associated with fanaticism, excess, and instability. The history of human society seems to always be constrained by two fundamental impulses: one is the expression of individu- al inner emotions, known as Nietzsche's "Dionysian spirit", and the other is the pursuit of the world depicted by external rationality, known as Nietzsche's "heliocentric spirit".