我认为柏拉图写洞穴之喻的困难是他认为他自己是将一个囚徒拉出洞穴的人，对

I think the difficulty of Plato ’s writing of the cave metaphor is that he thinks that he is a person who pulls a prisoner out of the cave, and for the public to break their normal perception. And it may make most of them unable to accept quickly. Plato vividly demonstrated his unique and profound thinking about our human situation through this fable. It also shows his own epistemological point of view. The world we see and feel is not real. After all these appearances, the real prototype is hidden. Plato called it "shape". And to realize this "form", which is the real world, can only rely on rational reasoning

I think plato's difficulty in writing about caves is that he thinks he's the one who pulls a prisoner out of the cave, and for the public it's about breaking their normal perception. And it's likely that most people won't be accepted quickly. Plato vividly demonstrates his unique and profound thinking about our human condition through this fable. It also shows his own cognitive view that the world we see and feel is not real. After all these appearances, there are real prototypes hidden. Plato called it "shape". And to recognize this "shape", that is, the real world, only rely on rational reasoning

I think Plato's difficulty in writing the metaphor of the cave is that he thinks he is the one who pulls a prisoner out of the cave, and for the public to break their normal cognition. And it's likely to make most of it unacceptable. Through this fable Plato vividly shows his unique and profound thinking about our human situation. It also shows that his own epistemological view, the world we see and feel, is not real. After all these appearances, the real prototype is hidden. Plato called it "form". To realize this "form", that is, the real world, only relies on rational reasoning