I always wonder, when will there be such a lawyer in our land; such a parent, such a family; such a law?
Sometimes I sigh, maybe we won't see much light in this life. Even if the sun is still strong and the water waves are still gentle, even if we are not blind or blind, and occasionally turn over the wall and go abroad, we can still see a beautiful and colorful world. But this world, after all, is only a part of the world where power is willing to manifest under political correctness.
At least, at this moment, I think so. The more you look out, the more you can appreciate the incomprehension of the moment. Wouldn't it be better not to hope?
However, I sometimes think of Camus' words: "There is no love of life without the pain of existence."
The pain of existence has become a necessary but not sufficient condition for the love of life.
Does this mean that no matter what situation you are in, if you love life, there must be some suffering related to survival; in "The Philadelphia Story", it is the discrimination of the majority against the minority; in "Conversation with Nixon" , is the desire for fame, honor, and status; does that mean that even in the United States, where a wonderful movie like "The Philadelphia Story" was made in 1993, those who love life are still constantly breaking through their limitations and trying to to overcome all kinds of difficulties.
Going from one difficult situation to another is just a level difference; it's like fighting monsters.
You have beaten this level, and the next stronger monster is waiting; there is no end, there is no ending; if it is over, shouldn't it be time for humans to finish playing?
Thinking about it this way, we, who seek life under extreme authority, are not so pitiful and should not be sympathized with.
Yes, sometimes, I feel more sympathy for our parents.
Because he was born to be defeated!
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