Life, Oh Life

Last night, while writing about Indian mythology, I felt there was a passage that I wrote particularly well, and I'd like to venture to include it here. At the end of August this year, a female livestock in Guangxi, unwilling to return to school, jumped into a river to commit suicide. Police officer Li Xie, who rescued her, exerted all his strength to push her towards life, but she instead pushed him towards death. Mr. Li ultimately did not return to shore; he perished in the quiet river, forever leaving behind his young cubs and his family. While I deeply admire Mr. Li's sense of responsibility as a people's police officer, I also reflected on life and the nature of life systems. Contemporary Western thought promotes individualism worldwide, leading to a lack of respect for elders, a lack of family honor, a lack of motivation in life, mindless idol worship, and even online articles advocating for women to live like "cool" drug addicts. Consequently, we have abandoned national sentiment, humanity, and conscience; we are ungrateful. I wrote down my thoughts in a book called "...

Let me tell you a story that's not really a story. A high school classmate of mine, after graduating with his bachelor's degree, got a job at a company. This year, the company laid off people, including him. He felt it was unfair and refused to sign the dismissal notice. He came to my company to find me, and coincidentally, another male classmate of mine (a junior from my undergraduate years) was there. The junior was young and didn't like to talk much, but he said something like, "You won't get anything out of it by not signing. Why? The company is ruthless towards dismissed employees, but they'll fawn over them... They hope you'll sign as soon as possible, pretend nothing happened, and then tell them that you didn't want to work there anyway and were preparing to study abroad..." My junior colleague accompanied him to sign the papers. You know what happened? That shameless company hired thugs... This classmate has now gone to Baotou and is working for a foreign company. He told his mother about his situation, and his mother went to Beijing to find my junior colleague. She praised my junior colleague for doing the right thing. She said that as long as her child is safe, she doesn't care about work or money.

After studying quantum mechanics all morning, I was deeply impressed by the greatness of Mr. Schrödinger. This also reminded me of his book, *What is Life?* Even before I understood entropy change, I had heard of Schrödinger's theory of life's reversal of entropy, which made me realize that life is a magnificent system. As a physics student who enjoys writing, I feel I should do my best to write about the greatness of life, to express my thoughts on life from a scientific perspective, and to introduce these scientific ideas to more people.

The meaning of life lies in taking on responsibilities and obligations. Young people should be energetic, cherish their lives, be confident and brave, constantly explore their potential and talents, become useful members of society, uphold justice, correct their thinking, and strive to build the motherland.

Sending 521 to family members who love watching "Life, Oh Life"

Happy Year of the Snake to readers of "Life, Oh Life"

Every character is as vivid as ever; your novel breathes life into them, bringing their stories to life on the page.

Each character in the story is like a meticulously crafted work of art, their individual storylines interwoven into a complex and beautiful web that captivates the reader and makes it hard to tear themselves away.

Today, my novel "Life, Oh Life" is finished. Thank you all for your trust and support. I have always hoped that I could use words to help, bring joy and strength to everyone.

Everyone has their own unique talents, and even if I spend all my money, it will come back again. Sages and worthies of the past are often forgotten, only drinkers leave their mark. Keep going!