The feeling of watching the same movie at different times

"I just want to make everything clearer in black and white. Is this called idealism? The threshold of idealism is too low." This is a line in the movie. When I heard this line for the first time, I was excited. The world It’s not black and white, but is it possible to make it black and white?

I think if I ask this question above to everyone, the answer may be: it is possible, but it is only possible. Today, I went to see a movie for the second time, and there was a reply behind that line: "The threshold is not low." Yes, it is not low. Especially in a country with a long history and a country that values ​​geographical relations and blood connections so much, it is really difficult to make everything black and white. So when I saw this conversation for the second time, rather than being excited, I thought I should think more about it.

So what to think about? In a country that values ​​human relationships so much, how can we make things less gray and black and white? Rather than letting the gray area in between develop into a terrifying force that can reverse right and wrong.

Is it difficult to change this development trend? Disaster! Very difficult!

But whether we admit it or not, today's young generation is different from any previous generation. They are using new ways to replace the old lifestyle. This is not rhetoric but a fact that is already happening visibly.

Some of the people and things I have seen make me feel that whether they are those with vested interests in the human society, or people who think that the so-called human society is not very good. The young people among these people are more or less disgusted with the inequality in human society, and subsequently make changes within their capabilities.

Society is becoming better and better because everyone changes for the better. The things we expected are now turning into reality one by one.

Therefore, I think that with the progress of society, the more beautiful things will not become beyond recognition when they fall into reality, but will turn from abstract fantasy into a more beautiful and concrete reality. And the vision of a harmonious society put forward by the sages more than two thousand years ago will one day be proven to realize that the ideal society is not a fantasy.

A common man, with a great ambition to make a living for the people, hopes for a better society with clearer rivers and clearer seas through every bit of practice.