The liberation of humanity

Author: Langdon
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Langdon's series books are one of the greatest gifts ever offered to a tragic world. The dull and tedious scientific knowledge, once touched by Langdon's magic touch, makes both adults and children forgetlessly immersed in it. People live happily in the valley of peace and ignorance. The eternal mountains stretch in all directions. The little stream of knowledge flows slowly through the dilapidated valley. It flows out from the mountains of the past and disappears into the marshes of the future. Although it is just a small stream that cannot compare to rivers and lakes, compared to the needs of the villagers who seek little, it is a great river. As evening comes, the villagers let their animals drink their fill, fill their water buckets, and sit down contentedly to enjoy the most leisurely time of the day. The old people, who have been sitting all day in the shade, staring at a mysterious ancient book, are now helped out. In people's eyes, they are all-knowing. At this time, they will say some strange things to their grandchildren, while the children are only thinking about playing with the pebbles they picked up from faraway places. The words they utter are often incomprehensible. But these contents come from a book written by an unknown nation a thousand years ago, and thus are sacred. In the valley of ignorance, everything old is respected. Those who dare to deny the wisdom of their ancestors will be shunned by all decent people.