"Ingrained Ideas" (〈刻意〉, Ke yi, which means "sharpening one's mind to do something" ) is the outer chapter of Zhuangzi (《莊子》). Comparing with a large amount of research achievements in the inner chapter of Zhuangzi, the research on"Ingrained Ideas" is relatively fewer. Although the length of "Ingrained Ideas" is less than 1000 words, it generalizes five different types of personalities in brief but comprehensive words. Most of people perform themselves and show what they are fond of consciously. Comparing with that, Zhuangzi portrays the characteristic of "Zhen-ren" (真人, true man) with the concept of "without" (不, bù) and "none" (無, wú), and finally points out Zhen-ren's wisdom of life. This paper aims to explore five sections as following: 1) Preface: the interaction between AI and HI. 2) Multiple intelligence: mechanical intelligence, thinking intelligence, and feeling intelligence. 3) Five different types of personalities mentioned in "Ingrained Ideas" of Zhuangzi: scholars who betake themselves to the hill and valleys, scholars who wish to tranquillize the world, officers of the court, gentlemen of the rivers and seas, and scholars who manipulate their breath. 4) The characteristic of "Zhen-ren": even balance and ease appears, nourishing true spirit and prizing essential purity, and embodying simplicity and purity. 5) Conclusion: the distance among AI and "Zhen-ren".