Clear and turbid
Author---Mr. Zhan Long
There are two sides to a coin. People in the world often use dichotomy. Well, everything has two sides.
When encountering things, everything seems to be dichotomous. It seems that there are only pros and cons. What is black and white, right or wrong, right or wrong, good or evil? Even simply and crudely ask, okay? Or, no? ... With two poles of ambition, the party is united and opposed. It seems that there are only opposites but never unity.
People are shackled in the material world transmitted by the five senses, obsessed with illusions, and have no sense beyond the scope of the five senses. Materialism is paramount, and they dare not boldly imagine that 'what if'. At the moment when the coin stands vertically in the sky and the earth, even if they see it, they don't want to believe it, with contempt in their eyes. You might as well spin the coin. As it spins, you can tell the front and back. Doesn't the coin stand upright when it spins?
We have been filled with endless daily life and physical desires. We think we are wise, but in fact we are ignorant! And what about 'soul'...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
