Further reading and reflections
This story provokes us to think deeply about human nature and affection. In real life, we are often faced with similar choices: whether to pursue personal interests or to think about the overall situation, whether to pursue superficial harmony or to insist on inner truth? These choices are not always so simple and straightforward, but require us to make trade-offs between interests and morals, individuals and collectives.
By reading martial arts novels, we may be able to reflect on our own way of life. In a complicated society, can we, like Mo Da, stick to our inner principles and not be swayed by worldly words? Can we be like Liu Zhengfeng, pursue the beliefs in our hearts without hesitation? These are all questions that we need to think about and answer on the road of growth.
At the same time, the story also reminds us that the relationship between people is often not a simple opposition of black and white, good and evil. Everyone has their own values and positions, and they all have their own secrets and hardships. In our dealings with others, we need to be more understanding and tolerant, and not to easily characterize and criticize others.
Finally, I would like to quote a famous quote from martial arts novels: "The rivers and lakes are sinister, and heroes are useless." "No matter what kind of environment we are in, we should face challenges with a tolerant and inclusive attitude, and bravely pursue the truth and goodness of our hearts. May we all live our own world in the rivers and lakes of life and write our own legends.