She was born disabled.
No matter where she goes, she seems to be the outlier.
Just because she is so different from normal people, she can't cry or laugh, and even the way she feels emotions is pain.
Just because she walked with the dead.
But the world should never distinguish good from evil by life and death, and define life by perfection.
Because of her disability, she is unique.
Because we are not perfect, we are unique.
Intention: The evil ghosts in the world are never born evil spirits, but are the obsessions of the deceased trapped in the world;
The omnipotent spiritual master in the eyes of the world is never a perfect god, but an ordinary person who has his own flaws and is still moving forward.
And Wu Shu is the most extreme "imperfection" in the world - she has a incomplete imprint, does not understand the joys and sorrows, and walks on this road of soul-crushing in a way that is deviant in the eyes of others.
She led us to understand with one solemn burial ceremony after another:
Death is never a scourge, it is the end point that everyone will eventually reach. We must eventually learn to face separation, accept impermanence, and cherish every inch of human fireworks while reverenting death.
She told us with her stumbling growth:
There is never a perfect life. Incompleteness and regret are the normal conditions of life. The value of life is never defined by "perfection".
Throughout our lives, we are learning to talk to ourselves, reconcile with our imperfections, learn to face the emotions in our hearts, and embrace the incomplete but unique self.