Liang Yuchun has an interesting article about innocence. He said that the innocence of a child is like the innocence of a table. It is wooden and innocent. It does not know how to lie to others and will not deceive others. However, it is ignorant and easily frightened by the dangers of human nature and the rugged road of the world. Therefore, it is brittle, unreliable and not worthy of admiration. Until people have fallen into the world, read all the chaos, experienced sorrow and joy, and finally see through the meaningless gains and losses of chickens and insects, waded through the waves of the world, and reached the state of forgetfulness, and are willing to put aside the concept of interests and interests, say what they say, do what they want, and appreciate the joy of nature. As the saying goes, "I have become accustomed to the world, and my mind is leisurely everywhere." When this leisurely mood becomes a habit, and the habit becomes natural, this pure and free spirit that emerges from the sand and waves of the world is the truly precious and admirable innocence.
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