After reading books for so many years, I often feel that I have already thrown away the term illiteracy by 25,000 miles.
I often tell myself that I am definitely the kind of person who will be patted on the head by the abbot and find out the root of wisdom as long as I go to the temple, who will be respected as a social activist as long as I participate in an event, and who will make global headlines the next day as long as I take an IQ test.
Because I not only have a five-star IQ, but also a Wei Xiaobao-style emotional intelligence.
Because in this era, things like character are words only used in speeches. A true warrior is one who dares to face the bleak life with iodized salt, and dares to face the dripping blood with a band-aid on. It is a quality that no matter how many times Tathagata Buddha arranges for you to go to the West for Buddhist scriptures, you will never allow anyone to make a fuss in the heaven in front of you.