Tao Qian wrote in "Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields (Part 1)": "You are young and have no vulgar charm, and your nature loves mountains and hills." The human heart is simple at first, but after being integrated into the complex human world for too long, it is inevitable to become tainted with the worldly atmosphere.
Take the intercity bus and go back and forth. Walking through scenes that appeared sporadically in my memory and talking to people, I suddenly remembered the things I learned in middle school classes. At that time, I just thought they were just words on paper. Who would use these things in real life?
But walking on the street that day, looking at the street scene in front of me, and communicating with the owners of small roadside shops, I realized that some things were useless just because I didn't encounter a suitable scene.
It doesn’t really matter who I meet, nor how they treat me. I just feel that as long as I can learn something from them, I’ve made a profit!
Nowadays, walking and chatting with relatives and friends in a strange but familiar city is also very rewarding.
I looked up at the sky above my head, playing tricks with the clouds and clouds. Standing by the lake, the afterglow of the setting sun dimmed the clouds into orange; looking down at the lake, it gradually became peaceful.
It seems that in a unified country, no matter where you go, you can see distant similarities, similar place names, similar scenery, and even similar characters... but there are no similar feelings.
I think the rural sentiment of falling leaves returning to their roots is rooted in the hearts of every Chinese, but maybe my view is too shallow.
I have read a lot of books, but when I look back, I find that my thoughts are becoming more and more monotonous.
Many people hate grand narratives and focus on the immediate situation, and there's nothing wrong with that. But are people who want both ends too greedy, or do they simply not know what they want? This is what I should consider now.
The purpose of reading should be to improve the personality, but exaggerated descriptions and grand narratives seem to have nothing to do with the true nature of the so-called healthy personality. Almost everyone considers problems from their own perspective, so the saying that material determines consciousness There is nothing wrong with the words themselves.
I thought the question was how many people who have material possessions would look back and think about the people who are struggling in reality?
The answer is unknown. I used to love discussing human nature, but now I feel that my research and consideration of human nature are too shallow...
My narrow vision, connections and resources are not enough for me to consider the overall situation.
So go back to yourself, continue reading, continue to move forward, with the enthusiasm that is gradually dissipating, and the sincerity in your heart, and unswervingly protect my poor so-called confidence. What price will I pay? I don’t want to get entangled, and I don’t need to get entangled.
Don’t look too far ahead, just focus on reality in a down-to-earth manner, try your best to protect the land of dreams from erosion, just move forward, do the most real things with beautiful illusions about the future, and become the most real person.
It's not enough to regret the stain on your clothes, but your wishes are true...
Looking back in the future, there must be a sea of flowers behind me!
