The urgent task of humanity (about the issue of ideals)

Author: Zhang Guangtian
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "I'm 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 a hidden to hurt my enemies; I'm pure, but not simple; I use open strategies, never conspiracies, although I've warned you in advance, you still find it hard to guess my moves; I change every day and remain unchanged every day. If you want to judge me based on past information, that's your fatal mistake." Zhang Guangtian's Ideal Trilogy is 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 are very emotional: "love terrorism, the suffering of Latin America, rebuilding the spiritual home of the Chinese people," but his passion infects you with laughter. And this man named Zhang Guangtian openly admits that he doesn't shower—wasn't Che Guevara also fond of not showering back then?——《Beijing Entertainment News》
Ideals, as unattainable goals, require you as an individual to do things and take responsibility alone! "Love is a comedy in France, an opera in Italy, and a crosstalk in China," "Love is from the third party to the fourth party to countless others," "All love that begins with romance will end in disgust," these proverbial lines, mixed with a lot of physical performance, all seem to be the externalization of the author's fear of love. Specificity is greater than generality, the self is prior to ideals, action leads to choice, and purpose serves means—this version of Che Guevara portrays the life of Che Guevara from the perspectives of a doctor, a warrior, a revolutionary, a leader, and a lover, with epic grandeur, poetic lyricism, and several lighthearted, fashionable, and witty scenes, bringing the legendary Che Guevara back to life on the small stage of the theater. Compared to the previous version, this performance has fewer fierce accusations and escalating conflicts, replaced instead by a sense of magnanimity and benevolence flowing through the air. This is the current state of ideals after collectivism. Zhang Guangtian tells everyone that he chose Confucius because he has a great influence in China, which means that although not every Chinese person has read his books, everyone to some extent acts according to his way of thinking. In a way, every Chinese person is Confucius. Zhang Guangtian says, "I'm looking at our history with kindness in The Sage Confucius. I reflect many realities of China today in this play, although they are all depicted in a cartoonish manner, the people in the play are me, and also other Chinese people. Regardless, I love them."