The first paragraph of "Brave New World"
is
undoubtedly the true meaning of life. The close-up and dirty descriptions of all kinds of garbage at the beginning are all meant to metaphorize a society with high material desires. Just like those experts and parliamentarians on the radio station, they were supposed to discuss the matter of walking dead. As a result, they attacked and competed for their own fame, fortune, position and interests. In their eyes, the essence of life no longer exists. After the research man killed his family, the husband was regretting his wine, and the wife was worried about the trousers he bought. At the last moment of their lives, they were so irrelevant. Of course, the interspersed issue of North Korea, the U.S. military, and the evacuation of political dignitaries is undoubtedly exaggerating such a chaotic environment.
In the second paragraph of "Heavenly Creation",
an intelligent robot's enlightened
robot kneels before the Buddha: "'What am I?' Just like human beings, "Why did I come to this world?" "What is the meaning of my coming to this world?" It’s the same as the exploration of life. Robots, monks, businessmen… can be seen as multiple aspects of a person’s heart. A monk is an excess, we are pursuing the excess of our inner self, a regulator, a robot represents the human heart, Businessmen are our skins in the world.
"Whenever human beings develop science and use it, it is also distorting and changing human beings."
When the robot kneels in front of the Buddha statue and asks itself, when the robot is in Nirvana in front of the Buddha ...Do machines also have faith? When a machine also possesses intelligence, is it a machine or a life...
The third paragraph of "Happy Birthday"
is the express delivery of an alien billiards
Some people say that this paragraph is very similar to the manga. I've also watched a lot of Japanese anime, although we've been clamoring for little Japan, little Japan. But have to affirm some Japanese things. Some of the things expressed by Japanese anime can't be seen in many domestic movies or even some good movies. There is a big gap between us. The most popular animation in China, "Xiyangyang and Big Big Wolf", I don't know what it is trying to express. Maybe I don't want to express anything. It's just for children. It's easy to understand and interesting.
This reminds me of innocence, and this is also the absurdity of a naive little girl who orders a billiard ball and ends up leading to the end of the world. Just as we see that children make big mistakes, the reprimand of children is also the end. They are very simple, and we should guide them correctly and help them correct their mistakes. Instead of being high-sounding and righteous, stick to your post until the last moment.
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