When I read "The Cambridge History of the People’s Republic of China", I always felt that foreign authors had no compassion, and they were able to pass through such a cruel and numb history. This feeling is no different from the completely romantic and idealized treatment of the turbulent changes in the Western world during the Cold War. Therefore, people always beautify the pain of others from the perspective of an outsider, and easily cover up each individual's thoughts and thoughts with grand ideology and doctrine.
After watching so many films that belonged to the 60s, I once again carefully recalled what I saw. Almost all the world’s ruling institutions have become synonymous with the interests of a few people. Young people are propelled by passion and ideals, and after unrealistic dreams, they are pushed into confusion by the times. Some people are forced to learn to obey compromise and become a reality. In pursuit of a stable life, they turned to criticize their own middle class. Some people were disillusioned because of their sobriety, treated the innocent with violence, and eventually went to destruction.
It was not a beautiful era, it was an era full of pain.
I have seen how the fresh lives adhering to the original intention of making people live better are betrayed by the world and are on the verge of falling.
I know that society is not a lofty castle in the air, or an abstract group of people, but is made up of individual people.
When I saw my peers using XX to contempt the basic objective human nature, and chanting XX slogans in a hostile manner, but to engage in double standards, I think that human society is truly reincarnation. I see through the absurdity of some grand values. I don't want to be bound by any ideology. I just hope that everyone can have the right to live happily and freely forever. The facts tell us that no system can do it now.
I'd better sing a piece of Lennon's imagine, at least there is the purest and simplest love in it.
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