One is the glowing fire under the thorn bushes, which with a little guidance can burn out the passion and madness of life; the indifferent mask is not so much to protect oneself as to prevent others from getting close to get hurt - it is really an awkward and silent tenderness.
The other is that the nerve called "reason" is as strong as steel, and has never experienced any breakage in more than ten years of life - although at certain unavoidable moments, it has been helpless to soften or to be accommodating to someone, etc.
Okay, what I wrote was pseudo-Zaoying.
This is not true.