Our lives are always entangled with intricate fates. From the day we were born, fate is like the blood vessels intertwined in our bodies, like our hair that is constantly spreading, like the air that flows in and out throughout the year. It wraps our hearts. It is constantly shearing, organizing and messing up. From birth to death, it seems to never stop when it starts, and it seems to be irreversible when it stops.
It is so impossible to choose. Life has always been chosen by fate. Life is always unable to choose fate.
But fate is so charming. It is like a flourishing spring flower that likes to bloom in the wild, and like a chirping oriole that likes to hide in the dense shade. It always gives us a little sweet hope when we are most disappointed, and also gives us a little bright guidance in our darkest moments.
Yes, destiny is so elusive, but it is hard to give up. There are always things that cannot be left behind, things that are reluctant to part with, things that cannot be separated from, and things that cannot be forgotten. They are like the swallows that must return when spring comes, and they must come back with the spirit of spring, and like the geese that go out to form in autumn, they must leave with time.
No matter how difficult or small your life is, fate will extend its hand to you lovingly and ruthlessly. That hand holds the miracle in your life. Destiny uses this miracle to tempt you and tell you that you have to go on.
"The Turing code is a code about love. In the face of love, the shadow of death will eventually recede, and the glory of the Garden of Eden will shine on the earth."
From the Nansha Islands in the south to Mohe in the north, where you stand, every inch of land you walked through during your escape, your devastated hometown, and cities turned into ruins, are your motherland.
Yu Hao: "How can I find myself?"
Chen Yekai: "Do a job that you are willing to devote your whole life to, be with someone who truly loves you, not be trapped by fame and fortune, not disturbed by the world, not burdened by money, not suffering from choices and abandonments, and truly find freedom."
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