A person's life is always bound by the shackles called morality, politeness, morality, and worldly sophistication, and he cannot enjoy himself as much as he wants.
But what difference does it make to a primitive man who has broken free from these shackles?
People spend their whole lives in this kind of struggle to break away from the shackles and tie the shackles, whether it is their own wishes or the pressure imposed by others.
People believe in this as a "pursuit" that rises to the highest point, is coated with the light of the Holy Spirit, and binds human beings with standards set by humans.
Breaking through the denial and doubting oneself again and again.
What are the standards people talk about?
She sent her parents, uncles and aunts away, watched her younger brothers and sisters get married, and then she thought it was her turn. She has never forgotten that in the Chinese class in high school, the teacher once said, "When I go to college, I want to experience the green train. It doesn't cost much. Just carry a small schoolbag and go see the world by yourself." But in college, she kept working and taking exams. She wanted to support a future on her own, but she was an ordinary person and she didn't have such great abilities. Finally, on her 40th birthday, she plucked up the courage to get a divorce and boarded the green train to Xinjiang.
Purpose: meaning of life