It's so obvious how things change, and people can be so self-centered, so exploitative. I once asked Wang Wang: When the earth really can't bear us, will it kill us all? ? He replied: In the past, the earth was sick and a lot of dinosaurs grew. In the end, she put ointment on herself and killed all the dinosaurs. Now, the earth is also sick, and many people have grown. One day she can't stand it anymore, and she will kill everyone with ointment.
I don't actually worry about the extinction of human beings. I just feel sorry for every inch of the once beautiful land on this earth, and for the various creatures that are in jeopardy. I sincerely miss every breath of fresh air, every green land, every blue sky. . . Man, is really a sad and hateful thing. . . Always so arrogant, forgetting that he is actually just a negligible grain of millet in a vast universe (our junior high school geography teacher is like this, ha), forgetting what he lives by and who to ask for it, right? Reward and awe should be expressed. . . TMD~~~
I don't know how much this movie, or the calls of environmentalists, can play a role. Humans seem to be things that don't hit the south wall and don't look back. Moreover, in fact, environmental protection is really a social issue in a larger sense. As long as our society is still in a mess, what can you expect these displaced hearts to do for the earth?
All I can say is, Amen.
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