Last night, I thought of waking up to accompany my children to relive the documentary "Happy People". The little brothers were shocked and moved by the snow-capped coniferous forests of Siberia and the spirits of hunters on the banks of the frozen Yenisei River.
They are free, no rules, no taxes. No government, no laws. No bureaucracy, no telephone. No radio, just with their own values and code of conduct, and know how to live here.
A group of people who go back to their basics, live their lives, and live clean and pure, born lucky. All your life, the destination in life that people yearn for, but cannot reach, you are born like this. If this is fate, I prefer to believe it is reincarnation. A group of past lives devoted themselves to practice, in exchange for less desire and inaction in this life, and their body and mind are at ease. Away from the hustle and bustle, there is no intrigue, and there is no flies. Only simplicity and innocence, relying on hard-working hands and the wisdom of the game of nature, simply survive and live happily.
This year has gone by so fast, so much has been experienced. I miss the noon last year, when I was lying on the bed in my hometown and saw these lovely people and the barbers in Siberia.
Thanks to Herzog for such a good film, and the music is great too. Interested and leisurely friends, you can take a look. New year, work hard! struggle! ! !
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