Dance with others

Author: Xiong Zongyi
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: About eighty years ago, in an open space in the Congo forest, a Belgian was sitting and taking notes. In this context, this Belgian named émile Torday appeared somewhat unique, different from other Europeans: he was not after rubber or ivory, nor recruiting labor, but gathering materials related to the history of the past. He had traveled far specifically for this purpose. Because he could not accept the prevailing view of Africa: Black Africa—the continent from the Sahara Desert to South Africa—was a continent where humans had never relied on themselves to elevate from the level of beasts, that is to say, Africans had never developed their own civilization, their own social organization, or a history of social structure based on interpersonal relationships. How to get along with others is a problem that almost everyone finds troublesome. But for those living in society, no one can avoid interacting with others, which requires you to be moderate in everything, strive to break through the "ice point," "blind spot," and "weakness" in your own consciousness, gain recognition in competition, and win respect in the dance of life.