Humanity's urgent task: On the issue of ideals

Author: Zhang Guangtian
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "I am very indifferent and very complex, but when dealing with lazy people who want to take advantage, I have to pretend to be cheerful. Sometimes I smile with hidden daggers to hurt my opponents; I am pure, but not simple; I use open strategies, never hidden ones. Although I have warned you in advance, you still find it hard to guess my moves by convention; I change every day and remain unchanged every day. If you rely on collecting my past information to judge me, that is your fatal mistake." Zhang Guangtian's Ideal Trilogy is very exaggerated. He makes you mix love, the Cuban Revolution, and Confucius together for "reflection"; he makes you dream of the "International Brigades" in love songs. The words on his program schedule are very emotional: "Love terrorism, the suffering of Latin America, rebuilding the spiritual homeland of the Chinese people." But his passion infects you, making you laugh out loud. Moreover, this man named Zhang Guangtian openly claims that he doesn’t shower—wasn’t Che Guevara also fond of not showering?——《Beijing Entertainment News》
A scholar once dreamed of getting a good bottle of wine. Overjoyed, he was about to warm the wine and drink it when he was suddenly woken up by his wife beside him. The scholar was filled with regret, saying, "If only I had drunk it directly without warming it, that would have been better."