When I got home from a meeting at night, I turned on the TV and watched this COLONIA, which was adapted into the real story of the Nazi secret police ruling hell during the Chilean coup in the 1970s. Those Nazi films are more bloody and terrifying, but the mental torture is fiercer than before. At the end of the whole film, I will be glad that everything is in the past, and I suddenly feel that all the troubles are just groaning in peacetime. I think about seeing the consular train in the past two days. The reminder about Afghanistan's security in the WeChat account is just in time to read Liang Zi's book "You Are Dust and Light" about Afghanistan in the past few days. After so many years, those who have been tortured by war are still struggling and cruel to the world. The existence of it must have its significance to wake up the world. When I was studying, the pride and ambition of those who planned to go to the front line to be war correspondents disappeared. After all, they were just ordinary people. In this still turbulent world, it is a blessing to be able to live in peaceful times until old age. So, cherish the moment.
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