What is your perception?
Who are you?
what are you?
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If you have seen the strong wind blowing the wheat fields and the waves on the big trees, the rolling peaks of the mountains, and the vast fertile fields, you may experience the philosophy of life and the connection between all the mysterious formulas from the beautiful nature.
As an Air Force duty officer, after having experienced life-ending bombs being dropped in the sky over the raging war, after being rescued with grease and felt by the people you persecuted on the verge of dying, life without setbacks before and after will be covered with grease and felt occupy.
You who have witnessed the passion for art and belief, experienced the beauty and hardships of life, and are still experiencing the incompleteness of life, the world in the pen is a light and shadow intertwined between the past and the present.
And you in front of the screen.
For you who don't have much experience in life and death, you like the wind outside the window, the green waves on the grassland, the emerald trees, the blue ocean, and many, many beautiful things.
What is your perception? What past experiences and feelings and thoughts do you base your perceptions on? What will you see from this? What kind of person will this become?
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So, in the way you are now an adult, engraved with your childhood and childhood, and all the things you have been through.
All your experiences are indeed not useless, they are really all condensed into a little imprint, engraved in your body, and made you become the person you are now, good or bad, maybe better, maybe change worse.
Those past experiences guide you to find the right direction when choosing a path in each yellow forest. How many roads branch off gradually becomes less important, because if you have the time, as long as you have the time, even if you detour a little, you will eventually go in the direction that suits you. This so-called suitable direction may be condensed by your past choices one by one, and the distance you want to go to.
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So, what are you, in what ways can you express yourself now, where will you place yourself in the boundless world, how will you recognize the connection between yourself and others, and how will you communicate between sound and picture, day and night? Between sunrise and sunset, between the departure of the train and the journey home, do you know yourself?
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