Drive the World Tomorrow

How a young man pushed the word "" from the paper into the fire with his own hands. For the first half of his life, he believed that the Ming Dynasty was qualified to establish rules, teach farming, and teach martial arts to the Western barbarians. He believed that education is compassion. But between the desert and the grassland, he saw with his own eyes that after the recipient had learned all the skills, he asked in turn: "Why do you?" There is no answer to this question, only blood and ashes. The main proposition of the story is: Does the self-confidence exported by civilization necessarily contain the seeds of self-destruction? When the giver thinks he is the father, but the recipient only sees chains, then the backlash is not an accident, but destiny. The tone is tragic, but not sad - sad because individuals cannot defy the general trend, strong because some people still choose to stand where they are despite knowing there is no hope. The book is dry and rough, with the smell of desert sand and rust, and a mixture of iron rust and blood rust.