In this complex world, we are often divided by the concept of "good guys" and "bad guys", as if they were two very different species. However, the words of Mo Yan, a literary giant, are like a breeze that gently blows away the inherent prejudices in our hearts. He said: "If you look down from a higher angle, the good people and the bad people are poor people. ”
Imagine, when we look down from the clouds, those seemingly hard-hearted "bad guys" may just be lost in the wind and rain of life, like a lonely boat, pushed forward by the waves of desire. Their choice may be out of helplessness, perhaps out of compensation for some kind of lack, or out of struggle with reality. Isn't that a pitiful?
In the same way, those "good people" in our hearts, who are selfless and silent, seem to be radiant, but in fact they also have their unknown exhaustion and pain. Their kindness may stem from their love for the world and their sympathy for the weak, but they also have times when they are misunderstood and hurt. Aren't they characters worthy of our pity?
The famous Friedrich Nietzsche once said: "We all live in the gutter, but there are still people who look up at the stars." "Good people and bad people may have struggled in the gutter, but their choices determine which sky they look up to. We might as well be more understanding and tolerant, and less rigidly judgmental, because human nature is far more complex than we imagine.
Life is like a mirror that reflects the shadow of everyone, no matter who it is, it has its shining points and dark spots. Each of us is a part of the story, we all have our own joys and sorrows, and we all have something to be respected and understood. Therefore, when we play a role on the stage of life, we might as well give ourselves a broader perspective to look at others and ourselves.
In this rapidly changing era, let us use an inclusive heart to feel the empathy hidden under the surface, and to understand every soul walking on different paths. Remember, both good and bad people are ordinary people in life, both have their pains and struggles, and they all have reasons to be loved.
Finally, let's share this wisdom from Mo Yan: "Sometimes, we need to let go of labels, touch with love, and fill with understanding, because every life deserves to be treated gently." Such a point of view will undoubtedly resonate with countless readers, like and forward, so that more people can see that good people and bad people are actually just two sides of the same coin, and they are both looking for their own other side in the ocean of life.
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