Ordinary Things Are Shackles

This book is really written in a very realistic way. It expresses the connotation of reality. It is rare to see this kind of book nowadays. It is a well-deserved masterpiece. I hope the author can update it more

What a coincidence, I have encountered it too. If you are in a bad mood and your knees hurt, it's magical. Our bodies also have souls. If you are sad, your heart will ache. But the heart said that it was not sick, but felt sorry for its owner. But we are like quality inspectors in a factory. Whether the parts are broken or not, there is no need to repair them if they are not. For many physical discomforts, the logic of Western medicine is to take sections and put them in front of a magnifying glass to see if there is any damage to the tissue cells. Look at traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes that people are a whole, a universe. If you look at acupuncture, it pays attention to acupuncture points. If you prick a point, it can affect the corresponding organ. Western medicine doctors often wonder: why does it affect a certain organ if it is stuck here? Chinese medicine says there is a passage here. Western medicine asked where the passage was, even if the human body was cut into slices, it could not find the passage. Traditional Chinese medicine uses an analogy: Planes in the sky cannot fly randomly. They all have routes. We cannot see this route with the naked eye. Even if the plane flies over, the route will not leave traces. This depends on the understanding of the soul. Yes, Western medicine can only see railways, not airplane routes. For soul problems, others need to warm their hearts. If you feel uncomfortable, you can see Chinese medicine. However, here is the order. First see a Western doctor. First check whether there are any lesions in the organs. If there are no lesions, then see a Chinese doctor. Organs can also become overworked and cause pathological changes under long-term pain and suffering.

This chapter follows the previous chapter "Data Cage". I originally thought the author would write about my colleague Lao Chen, who follows the trend after get off work. There are indeed many people like this in life. They chat with everyone on the same topic without having to use their brains and live easily. But "Following the Trend" talks about the other side. If "Data Cage" describes the situation of not following the trend, then this chapter describes the true appearance of following the trend. Following the trend is actually a very tiring thing. What you get in exchange is not being targeted by others and being able to easily agree with others. But the price is very heavy. You will slowly lose yourself and your soul. Most people are willing to let go of themselves and go with the flow in exchange for a sense of comfort. But for people who value their hearts and souls, being forced to follow the crowd is a very painful thing. Throw away your soul in exchange for not being targeted. Or cherish the soul and fall into the thorns. This is a multiple choice question for everyone

Working in a cramped workstation, after spending a whole day working hard, returning home and turning on the Internet should be a moment of respite. But in order to cater to the public's preferences, we have to create in accordance with people's expectations. If you don't cater, you will lose fans and attract criticism. Society's circuitous logic has just changed its venue and moved to the online world. Catering in real life is already exhausting both physically and mentally, and it has to be repeated online. When you are lying in bed exhausted, you might as well clarify your original intention of surfing the Internet: whether you want to make a living by writing, or just to find an outlet for your soul. If you are making a living, the pressure caused by losing followers is real, and you need to weigh the pros and cons. But if you just let yourself go, you don't have to be bound by the number of fans. No matter how much you express your feelings in writing, no matter how many comments you make, it is enough to just meet a confidant. You must know that hanging out in forums and following the trend is the norm for most people, and expressions that can probe the soul are only in the minority. We don't have to expect to be seen by everyone and liked by everyone.

Our lives are like a set of gears that have already been arranged. "What are girls doing reading so many books? It's enough to live a stable life and support their families." In this life, we always have to live to satisfy our parents, teachers, and future families, but it is difficult to please ourselves. Focusing on oneself seems to have become greedy and delusional. Looking at the blank wall and the ticking clock, the world operates according to its inherent order, and people are just parts of the clock. What others see is just a girl, a student, a wife, a mother, but they cannot see the real you. Countless people choose to give in, exercise restraint, and compromise with reality. Just because the price of being true to oneself is too heavy. Just like Lin Zhan, if you stay in a small shop, live your life according to your parents' expectations, get married and start a family, and write as an insignificant hobby in your spare time, the clock will not stop. The most I can get is a puzzlement: People have to make a living by doing useless things. But even that little hobby of respite has to be squeezed out of rest time. Life has already exhausted most of the energy. If you insist on stopping the clock and breaking off the established track, you may end up alone. The price is so heavy that few people dare to choose.

Schools are institutions that produce results. Catch top students to improve their performance, prevent underachievers from holding them back, and maintain overall performance. Praise is used to set a benchmark, criticism is used to prevent falling behind. The most common middle group is often directly ignored. Don't envy those praises, they are just examples for others to see. Don't deny yourself due to criticism. Many times, you are just afraid that you will lower your average score.

I think the article is very true. Although each picture is a short story, it is very touching. There are very few articles like this nowadays. Okay, I hope the author will work harder

I hope my work can help more people

It's okay. The article is realistic and I hope you can work harder