1. I am lonely because I feel that I have reached an old age. I am walking alone in the vast land. I see no ancient people before me and no newcomers after me. The old ones are like the leaves of autumn, gradually falling away. To me, young people don’t understand each other like what the Japanese call “new humanity.” Do I leave this world with these secrets? So I was lonely.

2. In addition to sadness, loneliness, and fear, I still have a strong belief. If the story of this disaster is written truthfully, it will become a mirror of our great nation. Taking a look in this mirror often will bring infinite benefits. It will tell us what we should do and what we should not do, without any harm.

3. I am afraid because I am afraid that once these rare experiences are lost, the lessons gained at the expense of millions of people suffering unspeakable suffering will not be able to exert their "social benefits" "Yes. It would be extremely difficult to learn such a lesson again. So I was afraid.

4. Time is merciless. It really makes people see their own truth in the mirror they made!

5. Since you are determined to live, you must Be prepared for more brutal and fierce criticism. I am mentally prepared for this.

6. No matter what reputation, status, happiness or honor in the world, nothing can compare to staying by your mother's side, even if she doesn't know a word, even if she eats 'red' all day long. .

7. For many years, I have had a "good" wish: I am good to everyone, and I hope everyone is good to me. I only hope for reputation, not for ruin. Recently it dawned on me that that was simply impossible.

8. Everyone strives for a perfect life. However, since ancient times and now, at home and abroad, there has never been a 100% perfect life. So I say, imperfection is life.

9. "The last two sentences are - 'The soul of the country, the courage of the people, standing in the east for hundreds of millions of years'. The soul of the people, the backbone of the people, the Chinese nation has a great future."< /p>

10. Ancient Chinese philosophers emphasized the distinction between humans and animals. Their opinion, of course, is that humans are superior to animals. But in this regard, I still agree with Lu Xun. He said that when animals eat people or other animals, they open their mouths and eat. They will never do it like people. They first talk about a big principle and repeatedly explain why you must be eaten. And how many great principles do man-eaters have? Cannibalism. The difference between humans and animals, that is, the difference between animals and humans, lies here; in other words, animals are better than humans. They are straightforward and will eat humans or other animals when they are hungry.

How do the "people" of the New Taipei University Commune compare with the beasts?