In the first half of the record, I felt that its ambition was too big, and I was afraid that it would be unsustainable. First, I felt that the scope was too broad and the depth was not enough. Second, I was afraid that the arrangement and design would be mere formality and lack more powerful ideas. But later I found that even just showing all this quietness was enough to make people unbearable, and finally I was shocked by its penetrating power, by the direct confrontation of countless faces, the staring of countless eyes and countless times of telling. Penetrated by the long-sky lens staring with breathless stare. What is penetrated is the hard line that symbolizes the threshold of arousing strong emotional feelings. Subsequent viewing is carried out in resonance, moving and contemplation... Such images have power, intensity, and make people feel I strongly feel that life is growing and extending... Miscellaneous 1. From the confessions of the poor to the transition of Manhattan's night scene, the skyscrapers exude a suffocating barrenness, coldness and even despair. Prosperity cannot be seen, only virtue The "segmentation" and "stratification" in Leze 2. The first-person and God's bird's-eye perspectives shuttle between the sincerity of subjective narration and the restraint of trying to detach. While adjusting the viewing experience, it also produces a wonderful tension. The suffering and grief, the experience and feeling, and the silent events that occur in various fragments of the world can instead reveal a sense of grandeur, but there are always people in the composition, so it has compassion and warmth, but that makes nothingness in the grandeur. Zoomed in in slow motion, that kind of emptiness is approaching the final ultimate question, what is human?
3. Discomfort from watching: You will feel the real power in front of such a sincere narrative, you will instinctively hate data, statistics, those political propaganda and lies, and those grand narratives in history books, Because overpowering what's real, turning everything upside down, as if you'd rather have history in first-person sincere accounts.
4. The hard thread, in capitalist society, capital represents the power of control and the right to speak. Capital is constantly decoding and encoding, but it has already constituted the hardest thread in a metaphorical sense, which can cut everything anywhere and for any reason. , damn.
5. In a sense, my philosophical life ended in Deleuze and started anew there.
6. Remember to always experience, to tolerate, to resonate, to coexist, to do good, to generate... Slowly, attentively, with sensibility and intensity...
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