[The distance between people is the universe]
The working hours are so long that they are suffocating, the wages are ridiculously cheap, the shadows of the past cannot be overcome, and life is full of scraps. When you turn on your mobile phone, you will see the conflicts in the world, the shadow of human nature, and the cold calculations between people. Of course there is warmth in the world, but not too much, it seems.
You and I are in the world, but it seems like we are not in the world.
Such a world is too cruel, such a life is too torturous. She chose to give up, tied a silk scarf on the bend of the toilet shower, and put her head in it.
When I opened my eyes again, the world had changed. Detectors were flying in the sky, androids and robots were walking on the streets, and someone with a mechanical prosthetic leg strode past her. This is a future that is completely unfamiliar to her - humans have moved into the universe, and technology has reached boundaries she could not imagine.
But here, is peace achieved? Have people learned to love each other? Have humans picked up morality? Is the flag called the "communist" ideal still flying? Zheng Yin knew nothing about this.
Then do an experiment on yourself. There are no people and things that weighed her down in the past, no shackles called "love". In this future where the fate of human beings is a foregone conclusion but not a foregone conclusion, she wants to see it with her own eyes——
Can we, who are so insignificant, live the way "human beings" should be?
Is that world without exploitation, war, and everyone in love an unrealistic fantasy, or is it a tomorrow we will finally reach?
She was part of a generation that gave up. This time, she wanted to take a look at the answer for all those who couldn't wait for it.
(Recommended reading order: Skip the old era chapter when reading it for the first time, and then read it after reading the ordinary chapters.)
Intention: What is a human being? What position should humans be on Earth? This is an issue that belongs to all mankind.
