In the life as a dog, Ingmar repeatedly talks about Laika, the puppy abandoned by humans into outer space. Things must be contrasted to show their meaning. Did Ingmar often feel that he was in his childhood? Just like Laika and his Sika, incapable of being in control of her own life? And what about us?
When watching a Japanese drama, I suddenly thought of the Babel Tower I watched before. The creator is really amazing. Every country has its own language, but the wonder is why the mountain in English is the mountain in Chinese? Why can different pronunciations mean the same thing in different cultures and countries? How is this done? The Creator has made our communication more complex, but not unimaginable. Language is like a virgin forest. There are many traps in it, but there are also strange sights. So far, human beings are still in the stage of pondering and worshipping it.
The rhythm of the great undead is easier, the undead warrior said, what is the undead? It doesn't count for anything, not even farts, and farts still stink... The prosecutor repeatedly emphasized that he did not believe in the existence of a world with undead. I have always believed it, but the words of the undead warriors do not know why. Made me feel relieved.
Yoshimoto Banana said that in terms of memory, sometimes our memories are not necessarily about a specific thing, but often our feelings about that event at the time are particularly important and profound. The experience is echoed by me.
All my experiences lately have only one word: hold back. Thinking is not pure, thinking too much is really not a good thing, you keep changing your perspective, positive and negative, good and bad, you can think of everything you can think of, what is the result? Qing, this may be the best proof that extremes will fail.
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