A pot of clear wine among the flowers

Author: Li Ling
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: I am a researcher of wine, women, wealth, and status, and I am in no way lowering human standards. Humans have many biological instincts. Studying instincts is the only way to understand human nature, and I have always believed this. Animals are like mirrors, reflecting human flaws. In the face of animals, we feel utterly ashamed. Chinese history has always been torn by two opposing forces, like a tug-of-war rope. One force is the gift of the West, called the "dream of a strong nation." The other force is our own resources. Poor mountains give birth to harsh waters, harsh waters give birth to unruly people, and unruly people give birth to cruel officials. "Tugging and tugging, they ended up in the sorghum field." I don't know how to describe it. I call it "the people's big boss." In poor health and drunk.
In the article "The Genesis of Traitors," I want to point out that the historical tragedy embodied by the betrayal of "Wu Sangui" does not lie in China having too few people who commit suicide by hanging, but rather in a country treating its own citizens worse than enemies. What will you use to make them love their country?
The deepest sound is the quietest, and the best words are those that do not argue. Reform cannot be self-centered. Humans are not numbers, not items that can be purchased with money. We cannot speak lightly of sacrifice, even for long-term interests. We cannot say that for international interests, China should sacrifice itself; for science, the humanities should be sacrificed; for efficiency, safety should be sacrificed; for the pot, the bowl should be sacrificed; and for lack of firewood, even the doorsteps should be chopped off.
Schools are not chicken farms.