I like Himura Kenshin's reverse-blade knife. Although the knife is a sharp weapon, the persistence of collecting the sharp blade is very touching. Knife and sword are different, the sword is also double-edged, and the main attack is stabbing. The knife is much more restrained than the sword. Maybe it's because of personality, I don't like hacking and killing in my heart. The so-called strong people, how much fighting and fighting... I don't dare to agree with the survival of the fittest implemented by the world. Admit that you are the so-called weak, but is it just because of self-pity? Yes, this is only part of it.
I like Kenshin, of course I like the fate of the executioner that he discards or can only restrain himself, pick up the knife to protect important or unimportant people, important people are of course, but the practice of not abandoning and carrying all the pain is also rare. However, for unimportant people, strangers and even enemies, it is a kind of righteousness and justice to implement the meaning of killing people (v) by oneself. At that time, a person has to bear a period of time, which is a huge pain.
I just happened to be reading the book "Don't Tell Me You Know Japan" recently, and I really realized that the Japanese seem to have an innate thought of being evil. Of course, this is also reflected in this animation, but the protagonist still insists on being the weak. The stance on welfare is very attractive. It is an image of a positive life who strives to promote goodness on the basis of admitting evil. Jianxin, a fallen executioner who once carried too many lives to atone for his sins, has transformed into a swordsman who realizes that life is the most precious and is dedicated to protecting others. , let us appreciate the meaning of life. Existence is the greatest meaning, and other meanings are possible. Of course, in the Meiji Restoration era, they wanted to change the old society and create a better world. I don't care much about this.
To tell the truth, the above are all far-fetched remarks. In fact, my favorite is some fragmented trivia. The master's words: The cherry blossoms in spring
are really beautiful and too poetic, or the life-like swordsman in the animation who does laundry, cooks, and has children. Cute, that 158cm dwarf boy has no distance... The Rogue's Kenshin reminds me of Linghu Chong of the Prodigal Son, the last retreat should be their beautiful legend, but this animation doesn't seem to have a good ending, I didn't finish it , hey, never mind.
Looking at myself, I found that I could write the above paragraph, which seemed to embody a self-contradiction. Knowing that a perfect person does not exist in reality, but she is pulled into a very ordinary life, and such a person in life must not be so beautiful. Maybe my idealism is at fault again.
That's a dead end that my own thinking can't improve, so let's just write down the little unreal fantasy in my heart. This will more or less change yourself a little bit, be a person like Kenshin, cherish the usual real and beautiful life, a person can be very low, or very high...
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