Cyberfaith: Programmer's Electronic Incense

Family members, let's just say that I recently dug out a superb book - "Cyber ​​Belief: Electronic Incense for Programmers"! In this era when the cyber world is intertwined with code, this book is like a light, illuminating the path of faith deep in the hearts of programmers. The world of programmers described in the book is real and wonderful. From scratching my head when facing a bug, to cheering after overcoming a problem; from "battling wits and courage" with product managers, to fighting side by side with team members, every scene makes me feel the same, as if I am the warrior charging forward in the world of code. The concept of "electronic incense" is really creative! It embodies programmers' love for code and pursuit of technology into wisps of incense burning in the virtual world. In this fast-paced, high-pressure industry, this electronic incense is like a kind of spiritual sustenance, supporting programmers to persevere through countless days and nights. The stories in the book are also particularly in-depth. It not only talks about code and technology, but also explores the values, beliefs and life pursuits of programmers. It made me think, in this era of rapid technological development, what are we programmers pursuing? Is it money? Is it an honor? Or is it the pure love for technology? When reading this book, I often stop and recall every bit of my life as a programmer. Those days of repeatedly debugging a feature, those nights of staying up late and working overtime with colleagues, all become more meaningful because of this book. I really recommend this book to all programmers, as well as friends who are interested in technology and programmers as a group. I believe you will gain something different after reading it. Family members, how did you feel when you read this book? Come and share with me in the comment area! Let us continue to explore the beliefs and dreams of programmers in the world of "Cyber ​​Belief: Programmer's Electronic Incense"!

When the flying apsaras in the Dunhuang murals resonate with the star trails of the metaverse, and when the aftertaste of Zeng Hou Yi's chimes penetrates the portholes of the space station, five thousand years of civilization is rushing in the long river of the universe in a quantum state. This civilization is the untarnished inscriptions on bronze vessels, the scent of fresh ink on bamboo slips, the lingering camel bells on the Silk Road, and the current steel camel teams of the "Belt and Road Initiative" carrying tea and porcelain, re-pumping Eastern blood in the veins of the Eurasian continent. 1. The Spring and Autumn Period: Civilization has never been a lamb to be slaughtered In ancient times, Zhang Qian emptied the Western Regions, and camel teams carried silk and the Book of Songs through the wind and snow of Pamir; today, China-Europe freight trains carry 5G base stations and the English translation of The Analects of Confucius, running through the Gobi Desert in Central Asia. We know very well that true civilization never uses muskets to measure territory, never uses opium to knock on the door of a country, and never uses the bloody flag of the Crusaders to cover the foreign starry sky. Just like the sunbird on the bronze sacred tree in Sanxingdui, what it shakes off when it spreads its wings is not the flames of war, but the rain and dew of the twenty-four solar terms; when it swoops down, it is not hegemony, but the ears of rice in "Essential Art of Qi Min". While the West uses the shackles of hip-hop culture to lock the minds of young people, we project the holographic image of "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" on the red wall of the Forbidden City, allowing Song Huizong's thin gold body and street graffiti to dance together in the metaverse - this is the broad-mindedness and edge that civilization should have. 2. Harmony with light: the spine has never been bent for five thousand years Someone asked: Why don't we learn from Rome and use spears to conquer the Mediterranean? Why don't we imitate the powerful ships and cannons of the Age of Discovery? Because our ancestors have long carved the answer on oracle bones - "harmony among all nations". Zheng He's seven voyages to the West brought with him the acupuncture bronze figures and the "Ganshi Star Scripture", not the malaria germs of the colonists; Jianzhen's eastward voyage to Fusang spread the tea ceremony and the "Great Compassion Mantra", not the missionaries' torture racks. Today, the Beidou satellite navigation system is calibrating the routes of merchant ships in the Persian Gulf, hybrid rice is heading on the banks of the Congo River, and acupuncture of traditional Chinese medicine is relieving gout in Rio de Janeiro - we never commit violence in the name of civilization, but we use civilization to let the world see clearly: true power is when the snow water of Kilimanjaro nourishes the wheat fields of the Sahara, and when the butterflies in the Amazon rainforest flutter their wings, the East is using the "Book of Changes" to deduce the hexagrams of carbon neutrality. 3. The torch bearer said: Rebuilding the tripod of civilization for the earth When the Wall Street capital giants alienated hip-hop culture into spiritual opium, and when some politicians carved "rules-based order" as the epitaph of hegemony, we heard the roar of the Yellow River - not a roar for revenge, but the forging sound of recasting the tripod for civilization. This tripod contains the warmth of the Liangzhu jade cong, the compassion of the Dunhuang murals, the brightness of Wang Yangming's philosophy, and the sea of ​​stars shared by 5 billion people on earth. Look! Fujian Tulou is using a circular structure to interpret "the world is for the common good", Jingdezhen's blue and white porcelain is firing the patterns of the "Tao Te Ching" into interstellar navigation beacons, and our high-speed rail trains are crossing the snow line of the Karakoram with the word "harmony" as the front, engraving the "Soldiers who conquer without fighting" from "The Art of War" into the history of railways in the new century. Epilogue: Holding civilization as a sword, slaying all demons and monsters If someone insists on tarnishing the pure rhyme of "The Book of Songs" with the dirty words of hip-hop, we will use the murderous sound of "Guangling San" to break their demonic barrier; if someone tries to use the bubble of virtual currency to drown the wisdom of "Tiangong Kaiwu", we will use the "Mozi" quantum satellite to weave the skynet. This is not the arrogance of civilization, but a commitment to passing on the fire for five thousand years - Using harmony as the string to play the community of a shared future for mankind; using righteousness as the armor to protect the fire of civilization and never extinguish it. When the five-star red flag unfurls on the back of the moon, the red is not the color of blood, but the true nature of civilization after quenching; when the mechanical arm of the "Tiangong" space station embraces the comet, the steel is not a weapon, but a peace contract submitted by civilization to the universe. Postscript We have never bothered to be young dragon-slayers with sharp blades, because in our blood flows the wisdom of Dayu in diverting floods, and is engraved with the benevolence of Zhang Heng's seismometer. Today, China is willing to set up its mind for the civilization of the earth, to establish its destiny for the people, to carry forward the unique knowledge of the past saints, and to create peace for all generations. This is the most majestic answer that five thousand years of civilization has given to the 21st century.