Preface: The Story of Black Swan and White Lotus
Where I work, there is a "floating restaurant". As the name suggests, this restaurant is located on a lake. Every summer, the lake is filled with lotus flowers, which look particularly beautiful against the sky of green leaves. There are also five black swans living on the artificial island in the lake. They live a leisurely life, and because they are artificially raised, they are not afraid of people at all. Whenever pedestrians pass by, they will always swim quickly from the lake, gather together, stretch their necks, and grab the leftover bread and other things sent by pedestrians. Sometimes, they even leave the water and waddle to the lawn beside the road, pecking at the fresh grass. And when these black swans hold their heads high and walk among the white lotus flowers, this scene is undoubtedly the most beautiful. At this time, I couldn't help but think of Wang Xizhi's hobbies. It's not unreasonable for him to like geese. What's more, this is a swan! Especially when they fly close to the water, the sight is even more wonderful. If there is a sunset, it will really feel like you are in a fairyland.
White lotus and black swan are inseparable. At least they both make water their home, and black swan can even feed on lotus! Of course, the reason why I connect the two here is not because of this natural phenomenon. I often think that in the beginning, people should be like white lotus flowers. Regardless of whether their nature is inherently good or inherently evil, in terms of intelligence level, what children can know is still relatively innocent. As he grows up, the distance from the white lotus becomes farther and farther, until he completely becomes a black swan. Of course, I'm talking about normal growth. As for special circumstances, it's unpredictable how it will look like in the end.
So why did it become a black swan in the end? It's like as you grow up, you either become lonely or you get into pairs; you fly nobly in the clouds, you stretch out your neck to beg for food; you swim under the sky with your head held high, or you bury your head under your wings and get stuck in a pool or on the ground. This is generally the case in a person's life. Therefore, humans can also be represented by two creatures, the white lotus and the black swan. It may be a bit general, but there can always be some connections, and people will always have these states.
Although it may be a bit far-fetched, I don't want to think of any more eye-catching names. The key point lies in the main text. After all, it is not yet known whether my words can make people's eyes brighter or give some thoughts and feelings!
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