Random Thoughts on Writing

In fact, when I read Yu Da's articles, I always had the feeling that Da Da was definitely the kind of child who grew up in a military compound. Many of the heroines in your novels are connected with the violent/violent organs of the state power, and are even physical representatives, such as Midori and Li Zi, and the former Mamoru and Asuka. At first, I secretly thought that the author seemed to be a bit superstitious about officialdom... Later, I gradually realized that it was not that simple. After reading this essay, I feel I have a better understanding of what Yu Da wants to express.

I want to talk about the de-radicalization that Dafa talks about. In Xinjiang, there has been no violent terrorist incident for 33 months. This is not easy. However, how the Western media exaggerates the human rights issues, etc., But for ordinary people like me, it is a good policy that can protect our ordinary life.

Reading your article reminded me of the previous movie "The Wandering Earth". To me, "Little Broken Ball" is not like a science fiction film, but like a documentary, the kind of documentary about emergency rescue and disaster relief. This kind of picture of unity and unity in the face of disaster has constantly appeared in Chinese history and in our current lives, so many people are very touched. The ideological battle between China and the United States is actually fundamentally a collision between maritime/nomadic civilization and agricultural civilization. The adventure of ocean civilization is full of too many uncertainties and too many risks. Individuals are too insignificant facing the ocean, so they advocate personal heroism and are willing to believe in the salvation of powerful aliens. Agricultural civilization emphasizes that no matter how hard you work, you will gain something, which can be seen and touched. Those who do not work cannot eat. Only by uniting and working together can everyone have food to eat. Because you can only eat by yourself, Chinese myths and legends all say that you can become a god only after you have made great achievements. God is not a savior, but a kind of glory. Therefore, the Chinese people do not need gods, and they never believe that anyone will come down from the sky to save the people from fire and water. Chinese people only know that a good life can only be created with a pair of hands. Therefore, we need to drill wood to make fire, we need Foolish Old Man to move mountains, Dayu to control floods, and Jingwei to fill the sea. We need to rely on ourselves and everyone to create a better life. Americans don't understand this, and neither does the West, which is based on maritime civilization. My wife is right, they don't understand China and cannot write Chinese superheroes. Chinese people have never believed in any savior from ancient times to the present. We only know how to rely on ourselves, and we are reliable.

Your reaction to the negative marks from readers in Attack of the Tyrants was not what you wrote, it was a direct personal attack, so which one is true?

Damn, I don't know how to express my thoughts clearly, but they are not as high or deep as yours. While I was watching, I thought of what Aizen said (longing is the farthest distance). Maybe many of my friends who read fanfiction are like me. They are relatively young, working in junior high school, high school, university, or just two years after graduation. There are also older ones, but not many. Virtual characters give everyone more space for imagination and are spiritual sustenance. So when you see the big earthy smell, you will feel that it is too ordinary and too integrated into our daily life. Actually, I also want to ask some of the star-chasers, do your idols usually not have to go to WC? O_o. Our regular heroes are great.

I tried to get to know Talia because of the story about Fish Fairy, and found that she is a typical tragic character in American comics who is not liked by the screenwriter, so her character continues to be distorted (and serves as a stepping stone for others). I also hope that she will get better and better (although the hope is slim). Talia deserves better!!!

You are such a miserable fish! Differences in opinions are not a problem, nor are disagreements. However, everyone has different ideas. Love you for 1 second.

There are always fools who try to be smart →_→ We are not angry

Fish Fairy, I have a similar point of view to yours from the novel I read. Respect the ancestors, be afraid of all things, and ultimately live in the present and create the future with your hands.

I don't care if other people like Tower Bat. Anyway, I knew that when I watched Brother Lu's part, I fell in love with the Tower Bat in it, and there was indeed a sweet Tower Bat later on. Enough. Come on, fish girl (???_??)?