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In this world, disaster can happen at any time. "Two Separations" writes about the relationship between people and disasters. In a sense, disasters will never end. After they happen, they will survive with the living people, dragging the experiencers of the disaster with complicated tentacles, parasitizing them, and parasitizing the discourse logic and psychological logic of the experiencers. There are countless literary works reflecting disasters, but there don't seem to be many impressive ones. What's the problem? This reminds me of what the famous poet Adam Zagajewski said, "I try to praise this incomplete world." I finally understand that the most basic point is that we must have the compassionate attitude and feelings of a great poet.