I was lying in the concrete house of the community built by human beings in the forest that was demolished, looking at those chubby civet cats, it was very sad. Enjoying everything the civet cats sacrificed in exchange, weeping for them. What can I do after grief? It's not that we still enjoy the happiness and helplessness brought by every gorgeous city.
I know they won't win. But I don't know where I will be moved.
It turned out to be until they gave up the fight in despair and tried their best to recall the past.
There were only dozens of civet cats standing on the excavator, roaring and making trees burst out of the ground, cracking concrete houses, falling peach blossoms, and letting small streams flow through the countryside.
They see what was once, green. Family. See yourself happy.
So he lost his magic and rushed out to find the happiness at that time.
But I saw a barren loess.
It's a lost war.
All the hard work, illusions and sacrifices didn't work.
Human beings are shameless and strive for merit.
Humans are cruel and violent.
Humans are stupid and superstitious.
However, humans are very powerful.
Even if there is such a reverence for nature, it can be explained by self-deception driven by interests, calling on everyone to turn a blind eye.
The chubby cute tanuki either bleeds to death or gives up the tanuki's happiness and turns into a man, or breathes in the nasty cracks.
There is no way to change the law of the jungle. No matter how careful human beings are, it is impossible to give up their own interests. The so-called seeking the balance between man and nature is nothing but leaving a few faint green lights in the concrete forest.
The spring flowers of the civet cats are like people's feasting. People are also unwilling to give up.
So, what to do?
Fortunately, civet cats are always optimistic. Standing in a desperate place, you have to sing and dance to have a party.
We, who are sad for the civet cats, live our lives honestly, waiting for an asteroid to hit the earth to reintegrate.
Next time, maybe the civet cat is really in charge.
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