There is a passage in "Ji Xianlin on Life": A person living in the world must deal with three relationships, first, the relationship between man and nature; second, the relationship between people, including family relations; third, the relationship between thoughts and feelings in the individual's heart and balance. These three relationships, if handled well, life is very pleasant; otherwise, life will be troubled.
This passage speaks to the problems that everyone has to solve throughout their lives. I have some experience in this, what is the relationship between man and nature?
When we were born, a bright life, accompanied by a loud cry, came into this world and began a life of taking, an infinite demand from this nature.
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When I was very young, I lived in Xinjiang, where the water source is abundant, my father went to a water pipe in the village every day to carry water, and the water pipe was in a pond, and the pool was followed by a water channel, and the water was clear to the bottom, and it was always flowing, and those waters were left from the mountains, it was the Tianshan Mountains, giving us endless sweet and clean water.
My grandfather came to live in my house for a while, and at that time, he especially loved to go to a place. He always sat in front of a dam, watched the full river rush forward, thoughtfully, and said to my mother and me, "If this water can flow to my hometown, how good!" I asked Grandpa why, and Grandpa said, "We're short of water there, too short of water." ”
For me, who is accustomed to seeing the ice and snow melt and the small river flowing, this is too profound, I just don't understand why my grandfather's hometown is short of water.
Now that I have grown up, the books I have read and the roads I have traveled have become a combination of my life, and I understand the look in my grandfather's eyes when he looks at the water in the river dam, and the eyes are envious and helpless. Grandpa's hometown was very desertified, full of loess and wind and sand.
We need water, electricity, food... These resources are all given by the earth, and the pools and dams at home when I was a child are all gifts of the earth and the gifts of nature.
From ancient times to the present, human beings have wanted to conquer nature, and those unexplained phenomena have become our current mythological stories. In the Song Dynasty, Zhang Zai said this about the relationship between man and nature: "The people are my compatriots, and the things are and also." "With" means friend, which means that we are friends with nature.
Since we are friends, it should be an equal relationship, but we are not doing well. At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, human beings were overjoyed to conquer nature, and nature's revenge was also pressing forward. Pollution, the ozone hole, the extinction of plants and animals, the emergence of new diseases... These are nature's reactions to human beings.
In the cold Antarctic underground glaciers, in the deepest ocean ravines on Earth, where we humans can't reach because of the extremely high water pressure, plastic bags have arrived there before humans, which explains what ocean pollution has touched every drop of water on the planet.
Those poor marine animals, the ocean is their home, they have nowhere to escape.
"Green water and green mountains are golden mountains and silver mountains", if one day, we hollow out and cut down the "golden mountains and silver mountains" on the earth, what else can we have left? The barren conditions of "The Wandering Earth" are used on the screen to shock the audience, and really at that time, do we have the living conditions of the people in the play?
If we really live in the kind of cold dungeon that only reinforced concrete, we will definitely miss the beautiful natural environment and the beautiful rivers and rivers. In the play "Fragrant Honey Sinks Like Frost", the heavenly court is so sad, the flowers do not grow, do not open, and are placed cold fake flowers, although beautiful, but lifeless.
It is worth reflecting that man is the spirit of all things, can conquer nature, and can also be destroyed by nature. Man's demand for nature cannot be avoided, but man must live in harmony with nature and become friends.