Beni Archive -- The Design of a Harvard Student's Growth Process

Author: Zhou Jiaming
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Here are some exciting excerpts: "The chaos first opened, the universe began to be established." It is said that when the universe was just formed, the sky was not the sky, the earth was not the earth, the sun, moon, and stars were not the sun, moon, and stars. Everything was in chaos and confusion. A newborn baby is also a "universe," a miniature and exquisite universe. The "chaos" of a newborn baby is manifested in: not being able to distinguish directions and time, not being able to distinguish day and night, not being able to distinguish the subject from the object, not being able to distinguish the self from the non-self. Everything operates in a spontaneous and natural rhythm. At this point, the new parents intervene in the life of this small creature, beginning to interfere with the originally spontaneous and natural life rhythm with expectant gazes, urgent emotions, and unrestrained behavior. The original rhythm is broken. Spontaneity becomes artificial, and nature transforms into deliberate and unrestrained. Whether this is good or bad seems unclear for the time being, at least it cannot be generalized!