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Introduction:
When we were in junior high school, our Chinese teacher recommended a famous book called "Gone with the Wind" to us. It tells the lives, loves, and hatreds of people in the south during the American Civil War. Many students bought it and read it one after another. At that time, I didn't understand what it felt like. I just thought it was a plaything in the hands of liberal arts students.
But as time changed little by little, I gradually came to appreciate the meaning of "gone with the wind". That was not just the "gone with the wind" of people in that turbulent era. Because people, from the moment they inject their souls, float in the world with their own bodies.
That is also our drift.