I feel like what I see is more about faith.
In a no-man’s land like Hoh Xil, if you enter a deadly place, even if you don’t encounter an enemy, you will suffer from harsh environment, changeable weather, quicksand, food shortage, hunger and cold. It seems that there are suddenly more ways for people to die, and there is no need to choose how to die, and they will naturally tell you. Some people go deep into the no-man's land to slaughter for the sake of profit and for the hides of Tibetan antelopes. Although the conditions are harsh, but doing so is profitable and able to live. But there are also people who spontaneously protect Tibetan antelopes and arrest poachers in order to protect Tibetan antelopes with little support from external conditions. This cannot but be said to be the power of faith. Perhaps the way to fight violence is to fight violence with violence. Perhaps many things are still insignificant in the face of small forces. Maybe a lot of work is done in vain. But there is such a belief, maybe one day it will be successful.
Nature has given us so much, and we have squandered so much. The conditions are too difficult, and there are too many people who need help.
Feel that you have to work hard to be someone who can influence others, and then treat the world with kindness, maintain whatever you want to maintain, and help those in need. I think that if everyone can think this way, it will naturally become a little better, and the society will become a little better, and the so-called harmony will be easier.
A moment of silence for the heroes.
Wish there was more love in the world.
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