Zixuan Zhenjue

I really like "The Road to Heaven" written by Zuxin! Some of the values ​​​​exported in it are worth understanding by the Chinese people, such as: thoughts are more important than life and death. For example: There are always some people who want to make the whole world run according to their will, but there are always some people who don't want those who think they are superior to dominate all living beings and want to live according to their own wishes. There is also the determination to defend this world and the people around you. I can't help but think of the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. "There are always some people who don't want to let superior people dominate all living beings and want to live according to their own wishes." In the novel, this is the protagonist's struggle against the so-called "law of heaven" and "theocracy"; and reflected in the Anti-Japanese War, this is the most deafening cry issued by the entire Chinese nation in the face of the crisis of national subjugation and genocide. Faced with the arrogant imperialist powers of the time and the invaders who tried to turn China into a colony and trample 40 million compatriots under their feet, countless ancestors did not give in. They used their most flesh and blood to smash the invaders' arrogant will to "destroy China in three months", just to fight for the independence and dignity of "living according to their own wishes". "The determination to defend this world and the people around us." The immortal cultivators in the novel dare to face natural disasters and powerful enemies in order to protect the Tao in their hearts and the loved ones behind them; but in the real Korean War, this determination to "defend the people around you" was embodied to the extreme. At that time, when the volunteer soldiers crossed the Yalu River, they faced not only enemy troops armed to the teeth, but also a torrent of steel bombing all over the sky. Why can they eat frozen potatoes in the ice and snow and remain motionless in the fire? Because they know in their hearts that behind them are their parents and fellow villagers who have just received the land, and this is "this world" that they are sworn to defend to the death. They used their own flesh and blood to build an insurmountable steel Great Wall in a foreign country, keeping the war out of the country. The echo of "ideas transcend life and death" in reality: In novels, powerful ideas can break the limits of the body; but in the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, this kind of "ideas transcend life and death" is not fantasy, but a true portrayal of countless martyrs. Whether it was General Yang Jingyu who had only withered grass and cotton wool in his stomach after his sacrifice, or the volunteer soldiers who turned into ice sculptures by Changjin Lake but still maintained a charging posture, they transcended human beings' instinctive fear of death. What supports them is the supreme belief of "for the sake of future generations no longer being humiliated" and "for the sake of our family, country and world". The cultivators in Wuxin's novels cultivate their destiny by defying nature and being unyielding; while the history written with blood by our ancestors cultivates the "national destiny" and "backbone" of the Chinese nation. The greatest thing about an excellent literary work is that it can awaken people's desire for justice, freedom and protection. From the happy grudges in "The Road to Heaven" to the smoke of war in modern history, this spirit of "not yielding to power and defending the country to the death" is the same.

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