Where did I write these words? What is my name?
——Not important
The concept of time and space is meaningless to me now that I have fallen into the void.
"I" is not a specific person, "I" is many people
This will be a very strange book, more like a collection of fragments than a novel.
I want to write a history
A history of the end of prosperity, a history full of tears
A painful history, a history in which everything inevitably leads to destruction
How should we view a war that is doomed to fail?
Some people feel scared and adopt an escapist attitude toward life, fleeing in extreme panic without choosing a route. Looking back suddenly, I feel disappointed.
Some people have dreams, sincerely, passionately, and extremely firmly believe in beauty and peace, face wind and rain optimistically and bravely, and sacrifice their lives to the future with a smile;
Some people saw the world clearly and were filled with righteous indignation. After being bruised and bruised, they took up arms and started a mighty revolution.
Some people see the truth and realize that there is nothing they can do. They want to be alone but are miserable. They rely on their faith to support them and live in indifference. They are tired of running around in the shadows.
There are some people...
Madness and reason, love and suffering
What I want to tell is this group of people in history
Which attitude is correct?
I don't know because I have little knowledge.
Human beings can only try their best to retain the light,
Bear the baptism of self
That's all
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New here, please give me some advice
[The author is a humble junior high school student with an elementary school student's writing style. He doesn't like to be pointed out]
Concept: How would people view a war that was destined to fail? Some people are afraid, some people have dreams, some people see the world clearly, some people have a glimpse of the truth, some people... Which attitude is correct? Maybe there is no answer. We can only try our best to accept and retain human nature, and then withstand the baptism of ourselves.