More than once I have fantasized about a world full of flowers and hope, full of peace, and without nationality, but when I look up again, what I see is a deformed society.
People hung the company boss on the wall and mouth, saying some deformed quotations, for the house, for the car, for being able to get out of the loan, for being able to have money.
I once bent down and asked a child, "What are you going to school for?" Without hesitation, he replied, "A good job, a future where you can eat enough." Yes! Today's children's dreams are not writers, not doctors, not physicists, not mathematicians, but a good job, a future with a car and a house, I admit, this may be smoothed out by reality, but how realistic is the so-called reality? How cruel is it? In order to smooth out dreams and wills, now I know that it is the oppression of parents all the time, and the learning pressure conveyed by teachers every day.
Unlike the United States, our country is supported by communism, unlike the United States, which can operate on capital, which can make a country work and also strangle a country. Once, when Genghis Khan conquered most of the world, he controlled the lifeblood of the world, the Soviets and the United States controlled the nuclear bomb, and he also controlled the lifeblood of the world. Once able to grasp the lifeblood of the world, was the emperor, was the conqueror, was the president of a country, and now? More than half of China's money is owned by 100 million people, including Ma Yun, Ma Huateng, Wang Jianlin, and so on.
I had thought of a world where there was no pain, no disease, no distinction between nations, freedom and peace, rapid progress in science and technology, no one listening to the children reading aloud, not a shell controlled by money, and after I meditated, I ran into the arms of greedy money.
Mr. Liang Qichao's "Young China Says" once said that teenagers are an indispensable part of the country, and children, sober up, are not enslaved by garage loans.