"The crane lives a thousand years and swims in extremes. The mayfly lives in the morning and dies in the evening, enjoying all its pleasure..."
Although the turtle has a long life, it still has its time.
A soaring snake rides on the mist, but ends up in ashes.
How can life really be like the autumn of vegetation? A life without the ability to live or die in the palm of one's hand, or even the freedom to choose between life and death, is it not like a mayfly or an ant in front of turtles, cranes, grass and trees?
However, life is an infinite unknown, and death is the only eternity. Between life and death, how should we grasp the fleeting glory of the clouds, which is as short as fallen leaves? …
Purpose: Use stories from an imaginary world to explore the meaning of life, living, and death, how to grasp life, and why people pursue immortality.