On the stage of life, everyone is the protagonist of their own story. Mo Yan, the Nobel laureate in literature, uses his unique brushstrokes to reveal the impermanence and tenacity of life. He said, "If a man deserves to die, he must die no matter what; If you don't deserve to die, you can't die. This sentence seems simple, but it contains a deep philosophy of life, like a mirror, reflecting our thinking about life and death.
Let's talk about "damn it" first. At some point in our lives, we may encounter insurmountable difficulties, illness, accidents, or despair. At this time, no matter how much we struggle, fate seems to be the ruthless screenwriter who tells us that this is your end. As the ancients said: "There are unpredictable circumstances in the sky, and people have good and bad luck." We may not be able to change this, but what we can do is accept it, because that's the definition of "damn" – it follows the laws of nature without asking questions.
However, what about "not damned"? It's a miracle of life, telling us that even in the darkest of times, there is a silver lining. I remember the saying, "The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to find the light." In the face of adversity, we find the strength of our hearts, resist stubbornly, and stand up again and again, and that is the power of "not damning". Life doesn't give up on anyone with determination easily, and as long as we persevere, miracles are possible.
Mo Yan's words are like giving everyone who works hard in life a dose of chicken soup for the soul. It tells us that life is like a play, sometimes we have to play a tragic role, and sometimes we can find a comedic twist in a desperate situation. No matter what, we must not lose our reverence for life and our hope for the future.
This view of life and death is especially important in the lives of elderly friends. We have experienced the baptism of the years, and perhaps we know how to cherish the people in front of us and cherish every day. Each step may be the last, but each step is also a new beginning. We laughed and joked: "Live to be old, learn to be old, and live a good life if you don't die!" Such optimism and tenacity are exactly the spirit conveyed in Mo Yan's words.
Life is sometimes like a marathon, it doesn't matter where the starting line is, the key is to see who can run to the end. So, whether you feel "damned" or "not damned", remember that every breath you take, every smile you make, is writing the chapter of your life.
Mo Yan's words let us understand that between life and death, there is both fate and choice. Instead of complaining about the unfairness of fate, it is better to grasp the moment and live your own life. Forward this article, so that more people can feel the wisdom of life, so that every reader can find their own "not damned" power.
Like, retweet, comment, let's share this philosophy of life together, let Mo Yan's words resonate in our lives, and illuminate the way forward. Life is full of unknowns and possibilities, and we just need to move forward bravely and live our true selves.