Philosophy (forget it)
Philosophy to me is not a pile of old papers in a study, but a way to say everything I want to say about "human nature"
I wandered through the jungle of Eastern and Western thought, looking for resonance between Kant's starry sky and Lao Tzu's streams, and experienced the complexity of human nature through existential anxiety and Zen enlightenment.
Writing is my way of sorting out my confusion - from "whether the self is real" to "emotional alienation in the technological age", from "the boundaries of justice" to "the weight of death", every question is a confrontation with the world. There are no standard answers here, only tracks of thinking: they may be broken, but they are sincere enough
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As an author, I refuse to imprison my thoughts within the walls of a discipline
My writing shuttles between philosophy, literature, film and contemporary social issues: using Foucault's power theory to interpret the algorithmic logic of short video platforms, using Zhuangzi's "materialization" thought to reflect on the ethical dilemma of artificial intelligence, and using Dostoevsky's novels to explore the game of faith and nothingness.
The vitality of philosophy lies in "intervention" - it should be a needle to pierce daily numbness, rather than an intellectual game in an ivory tower
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I'm just pretending
Intention: disenchantment
