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Life in the unknown, death in peace
Stephany 2022-01-01 08:01:36
In addition to the overflowing blood plasma, messy residual limbs, snow-white carcass, and absurd plots, the dystopian movie "Living Corpse" series, which is dressed in a scientific cloak, is greeted by the blackness of human greed. Humorous flogging and mockery. Traveling through the history, drunkenness and fear of death, people who wish to live forever are everywhere: the emperor of the Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty will seek immortality in the East China Sea, and the Emperor Yongzheng of Jiajing will be killed in the pill furnace. The "Longevity without Borders" that Qianshoushan called is ultimately only a dream of Nanke. Until the materialistic age, when we are still indulging in fame and wealth, still confined to the world, still lost, perverted, and indifferent; even if we achieve immortality with medicine and technology, it is just letting human greed and desire wantonly. Reckless behavior is nothing more than turning the original sin with a certain period of time into an endless sea of bitterness. We will fall into the hell of Abi with our descendants and generations: if it does not erupt in torture, we will perish in purgatory. Confucius said: "I don't know how to live, know how to die?" In my humble opinion, it is better to die without regrets than to hope for eternal life. To live out every day of limited life may be the true meaning of life!
Extended Reading
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Herbert West: [Hits Dr. Hill over the head from behind, with a shovel. Then, while decapitating him by driving the blade of the shovel through his neck:] Plagiarist!
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Mace: [Note: "Mace" is the security guard who guards the door into the morgue] Don't know why they keep locked doors around here. Nobody wants in... and ain't nobody gettin' out.