In the American TV series, I know that there is a very old legend in our magical land, saying that after death, people will go to heaven or hell. In hell, there are a group of people sitting at the dining table, holding chopsticks that are too long, so they can never eat a table full of delicious food. In heaven, there are still a group of people who hold that kind of chopsticks that are too long. They use the chopsticks in their hands to feed each other, and they are happy. Heaven and hell, good and evil. To be honest, I have never heard this story as a native of this land, so I think this is a small joke of those Yankees who will never learn to use chopsticks. Forgive me for always having a sense of humor towards them. It's funny. In short, these heavens and hells are just for us to reflect on our lives and learn to be a good person. Your world will not be so dark. Even if darkness exists, as long as you remember, I am a good person and I am worthy. To be loved, this mantra that is never bad, can complete self-salvation. And those wicked, who confess all their sins and evils, have no room to escape, only bear and accept, they are in hell. Maybe you think that the wicked always live well. That's because they also have a spell. They recite more frequently than all the good people in the world. I am a bad person. There is no love in the world, so I am lonely. They are already living in hell. In this age when God is already dead, we have lost many excuses for doing wrong, such as the instigation of the devil. Why does the devil live alone when God is dead? But when new ideas kill the old gods, a stronger god will always be born. Now this god is chanting his most powerful words of transcendence at the corner of his mouth at the end of all things. You waited for a passenger. He had never had a choice. What's wrong? There have been many versions of this mantra, such as putting down the butcher knife and becoming a Buddha, such as God loves the world, and as long as he truly repents, he can be saved. For example, the world is not benevolent, and everything is a dog. I think this drama still expresses the old mantra version of nostalgia. I look forward to the god at the end of all things on the stage and recite the most powerful mantra that belongs to him.
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