It's not that Shen Tunan's belief is firm, but that he hasn't lost enough and has always been puzzled: Shen Tunan suffers

Shen Tunan's loyalty to Nanjing is an issue worth pondering. As a highly educated person, his horizons should be broader than ordinary people, why turn a blind eye to the problems of Nanjing?

Perhaps the answer lies in the fact that his faith is not strong enough, but because he has not lost enough. We can find some clues from the story of Wei Ruolai and Lin Qiaosong.

Wei Ruolai experienced a series of losses: first his brother, then the rickshaw brothers, then Ah Wen and Aunt Zhou. These painful experiences completely upended his original beliefs and forced him to re-examine his position.

And Lin Qiaosong's hatred for G is also deeply rooted in his heart, and many of his companions were killed during the capture, which aroused his endless resentment towards G.

In contrast, Shen Tunan, as an economist, has a more important status and acts, and his actions are even more hidden behind danger. In his life, he did not experience the same complete loss as Wei Ruolai and Lin Qiaosong, so even though he knew that there were problems in Nanjing, he still chose to believe in Nanjing's future.

In response to this phenomenon, we may be able to think at a deeper level: how do people in different environments and experience different experiences have different attitudes towards problems?