The Ugliness and Justice of Human Nature
人性的丑恶与正义
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 11k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Human Condition
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The nature of human nature
In the folds of reality, see the glimmer of good and evil
Read "The Ugliness and Justice of Human Nature": In the folds of reality, see the glimmer of good and evil "The Ugliness and Justice of Human Nature" by Xuan Ruiying is like a scalpel, cutting open the folds of life. There are no stereotyped "bad guys" in the book. Each character is struggling between interests and conscience: the bullied weak fights back and the boundaries of justice are blurred. When a loved one makes a mistake, he or she is faced with the dilemma of defending one's fault or exposing it... The author does not give the answer, but only allows the reader to follow the character to crawl through the mire and understand "how difficult it is to do the right thing." The most poignant details are those in the "gray area": a slander in the workplace secret war, a concealment in a family conflict, seemingly small evils, but triggering a chain reaction like dominoes. But there is also light in the darkness - a kindness from a stranger, a spark of self-redemption in a desperate situation, which adds warmth to the process of "confronting ugliness". After reading, I understand that justice is never a flag hanging high, but a glimmer of light that every ordinary person is still willing to reach out to hold up amid the tug of good and evil. It forces us to look directly at the complexity of human nature, but it also makes the weight of "persistence" heavier than a thousand.
Read "The Ugliness and Justice of Human Nature": In the folds of reality, see the glimmer of good and evil "The Ugliness and Justice of Human Nature" by Xuan Ruiying is like a scalpel, cutting open the folds of life. There are no stereotyped "bad guys" in the book. Each character is struggling between interests and conscience: the bullied weak fights back and the boundaries of justice are blurred. When a loved one makes a mistake, he or she is faced with the dilemma of defending one's fault or exposing it... The author does not give the answer, but only allows the reader to follow the character to crawl through the mire and understand "how difficult it is to do the right thing." The most poignant details are those in the "gray area": a slander in the workplace secret war, a concealment in a family conflict, seemingly small evils, but triggering a chain reaction like dominoes. But there is also light in the darkness - a kindness from a stranger, a spark of self-redemption in a desperate situation, which adds warmth to the process of "confronting ugliness". After reading, I understand that justice is never a flag hanging high, but a glimmer of light that every ordinary person is still willing to reach out to hold up amid the tug of good and evil. It forces us to look directly at the complexity of human nature, but it also makes the weight of "persistence" heavier than a thousand.