Three small children, can freely enter and leave the court. Residents are free to sit in on the approval. The small country and widow people in Lao Tzu's writings are probably nothing more than this.
For the rights of those who do nothing, do it when they know it is impossible. This is the long-lost American democracy, the American dream of freedom. A fairy tale written by an American director. With the process of modernization, in today's United States, the black problem has not only not eased, but it seems to have intensified. So fairy tales can only be fairy tales forever, crushed by reality.
Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains.
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