The most important point of Nietzsche's philosophy view is that the mission of philosophy is to pay attention to life, give it an explanation, give it an explanation and explore the meaning of life. This has something to do with Nietzsche reading Schopenhauer's works. Another point is that Nietzsche thinks philosophy is non-political, and philosophy and politics are two different things. Therefore, Nietzsche's views on philosophy are, first, about life, second, non-political, and third, non-academic. Philosophy is not purely academic. Nietzsche criticized traditional philosophy, and he thought that the key was not paying attention to life. He believes that the consequence of traditional philosophy is nihilism. Nietzsche believes that there is no essence behind the phenomenon.