About love, death, desire.
The God in my imagination does not represent religion, but represents a higher power and wisdom that will not judge or judge rashly, and is compassionate but indifferent. But I borrowed some religious concepts, and it can be seen that the eight sufferings and seven deadly sins of life have all been added to this hodgepodge.
The American drama "The Sandman", the traditional classics "Tao Te Ching" and "The Altar Sutra", the literary essay "Heavy Flesh", the philosophical sketch "Spiritual Politics"... All more or less helped give birth to this fairy tale.
Chapters 2 and 4 are more or less like public cases, with more abstract reasoning, and contain my thoughts on typical news; Chapters 3 and 5 are more like fairy tales and highly readable.
Intention: Death has absolute power, love is all things, love and death are one and two lives, only love can save death, human life is higher than the dignity of God, cherish experience, treat desires kindly...