The following are the class notes I have organized:
1. People should not be curious. Zhang Yibai told us that curiosity would kill cats, and Akira Kurosawa told us that curiosity would kill children. Everything has a spirit, everything has privacy, one black and one white, and each other is in harmony.
Second, people must overcome desire. Snow Girl said: Snow is warm, ice is hot. (This lie sucks~) Every time the climber wanted to bounce up and move on, she pressed him down again with gentle hands, wrapping him tightly with a "blanket". Fortunately, the climbers pushed the "full and warm nephrite" with tenacious thoughts, and finally found a camp less than ten meters away, and they succeeded.
3. People cannot get rid of guilt. "War is a crime" is the obvious proposition, but the officer's guilt is the core. One side is heroically annihilated, the other side is left to survive alone, no one has a happy ending. When faced with brothers who are still waiting for orders after death, what else can they do but rest them in peace? Do you want to imitate the ancients and apologize? ! No, just let the wolfdog bite, and the conscience will suffer for a lifetime.
(Insert a paragraph: I heard that a certain wasteland in Guangzhou can often hear the footsteps of the army training at night... I heard that many Japanese soldiers died there before, and militarism kept their souls together... Hehe)
4. People Be good at discovering beauty and pursuing perfection. Van Gogh was a man who enlarged the small and turned the ordinary into the great. Perseverance in art, would rather cut ears but also pursue perfection, this is called a master!
(Insert another sentence: Tang Bohu in Point Autumn Fragrance said: "Other people laugh at me too crazy, I laugh at others and I can't see through..." Maybe this is the reason?)
5. People should not destroy nature.
6. People should respect life.
Not much to say about these two, everyone understands.
The old uncle said: "The night is already dark, why should it be illuminated the same as the day?" This is the Zen of life.
Thanks again to Mr. Akira Kurosawa for his sincere education. pay tribute!
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