The Story of Animals

Author: A Fu
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: They keep shooting, aiming to tell people a fact: all life has an inseparable bloodline relationship, and all life is closely connected, sharing the ultimate honor and disgrace. Many people behind these photos have tracked and photographed animals in various parts of the world for years, enduring all loneliness and solitude, suffering from various illnesses. For them, every moment of shooting is filled with reverence—whether it's thrilling hunts, bloody meals, or desperate courtship, everything is natural, real, and respectable. In the book, those photos, some beautiful and some ugly, were taken by such a group of people. Standing behind the cameras, they express their firm will and deep doubts to the world. There are many ways to distinguish people, but if judged by their relationship with nature, there is a group of people in this world who will be categorized—when people intentionally or unintentionally oppose and exploit nature, they act as nature's guardians. It's not clear when people began to try to detach themselves from nature, to become its masters, but they are also physically and emotionally intertwined, unable to truly sever the connection. The result is that both humans and nature are injured, with torn wounds bleeding, both enduring agonizing pain. These guardians, who have been categorized, are a group of people trying to heal the rift between humans and nature. They are like God's chosen ones, selected to carry out this great work, dedicating their lives to the apostolic spirit of relentless effort.