Chapter 7 Section 6

It turns out that we have always been so stubborn and insisted on tying beauty and love together, just like the love picture books full of beautiful illustrations we read one after another when we were young, we still prefer childish love, don’t mix it Money, status, these things that adults consider, we just want to bless the beautiful love like flowers. really?Baby, behind such a vulgar propaganda technique, what supports it is such a simple yearning! I'm almost a little sentimental. Who is messing with us <Suburbs where commercials were filmed> dear baby: People like to do all the things that run counter to "live well".

We like to eat candy and get cavities, we like to eat fried chicken and get clogged arteries, we like to get drunk, we like to drive fast, we like to get drunk and drive fast and go "boom".We don't want to die but a lot of our fun seems to be "only death". Who is messing with us? ! The only spider <waiting room> dear baby: At the moment I am thinking about a spider that is long gone. I read about it in a book by the naturalist Wilson. "On August 27, 1883, the volcano on Kraktor Island erupted, not only killing 30,000 people, but also killing all living things on the island, and causing a series of tsunamis around the world...Nine months later, a French expedition team I went to the island to search for any signs of life, and as a result, on the entire desolate island, I only found a very small spider, and it was weaving a web..."

Wilson deduced that the little spider should have landed on the island by the wind.Then, Will Senga asked a question: "I really don't know what it intends to catch by spinning that spider web? It's the only one on the whole island." Of course, Kraktor Island recovered gradually later. Crabs rushed up from the sea, and birds in the sky lived there when they passed by.It's just that no one knows if that little spider can last until then. I imitated the mood when it wove the spiderweb by itself, but couldn't wait for anything. "Am I the first in this world? Or the last one left in this world?"

I imagined that little cobweb waving in the wind, so brave and so ridiculous, so overbearing and so empty. This little spider is really Don Quixote. Ceremony <Host Lounge> dear baby: ceremony. Why don't I like to officiate a ceremony? First, I don't like "classes". I know there is no escape from class, but I don't like to "show class" aboveboard.If class is a necessary evil, then we can bear it silently, just like the patriarch of a chimpanzee who mixes with the whole family of chimpanzees. As for the ceremony, it almost exists to show class.If the ceremony is held for the blind, the program list should be in Braille, the venue should not be chosen where there are many steps to climb, and the blind participating in it should not have to take the trouble to wear clothes for us who can see. Suit and tie.

If the ceremony is for children, it should be carried out according to the rhythm of the children, and the children should not be forced to sit on the chair for so long like adults.If the ceremony is for mothers, take the time to let mothers speak, and don't respectfully invite some women's leaders to give speeches.If the ceremony is held for peasants, please invite the peasants to sit in the first row, the best seat. I have seen so many ceremonies, and really very few people think clearly about the reasons why this ceremony is held. Everyone would rather be like a malfunctioning toy, repeatedly creating one bad ceremony after another without emotion.

Graduation ceremonies in some schools are much better. Graduating students will be invited to climb a rock wall together, or the school life over the past few years will be edited into short films for screening. The ceremony in the film industry that is more in line with my personality is the Cannes Film Festival Awards Ceremony that I attended several years ago.Although the ceremony was also dressed in star costumes, the atmosphere was very cold and indifferent.The judges of this year sat on the stage, and some of them were big directors who were rarely watched for a long time, so they all wore sunglasses from the beginning to the end, had stinky faces, and showed tiredness and impatience.Even if there are a few celebrities among the judges, most of them are fat middle-aged men or white-haired movie queens. Such a row of people lined up on the stage like Yama of the Ten Temples is already very funny.

The next step is to hastily announce the list of winners. There is no such thing as a grand symphony orchestra, and no one pretends to express congratulations. In addition, the accents of people from various countries are confused. I can't pronounce the Russian's name clearly, anyway, it's better to finish the award quickly, there is not a single show that whitewashes the peace, and the entire award presentation takes about forty-five minutes. If you want to celebrate everyone, find friends to celebrate afterwards. Why lock people who have no friendship from all over the world in a big room and force them to smile?Perhaps this is the logic of Cannes.

I wish Cannes would still hold the ceremony so coldly after all these years.With so much to enjoy in life, why waste it on ceremonies? Still ceremony <corner of the sofa> dear baby: The second reason I don't like officating. Because of the game. I don't approve of competitions, I think competitions are one of the earliest inventions of human beings to make themselves unhappy. Of course, there are competitions in nature. The slowest antelope will be eaten by leopards, and the shortest trees will not get sunlight, but these are the laws of survival, not like humans who care about who runs faster than who. One second, whoever gets one or two more points in the exam.

Not to mention that movies have to compete with movies, novels have to compete with novels, rich people have to compete on the rich list, beautiful people have to compete on the beauty list, so many people take these ridiculous competitions seriously, It's too stupid. Who is redder, an apple or a rose?Who is whiter, the cloud or the moon?What idiot would be interested in such a game? Baby, when you grow up, you will involuntarily join a bunch of inexplicable competitions, you will be cultivated to win and lose, and you will use success and failure to distinguish others accidentally. It doesn't matter at all.I am also still a winner.It's just that if things like winning or losing start to make you unhappy, start to make you doubt your existence, or start to make others unhappy and suspicious, then it's enough to hear the sound of the alarm bell up.

When you grow up, you will know that all the sweat and tears spent in the top three of the exams and the championship of this and that competition, I am afraid that there will be no flowers. Bookman <The stool in front of the bookshelf> dear baby: Lishu found a copy of "Fahrenheit 451 Degrees", which is a novel, and said that in that world, it was illegal to own books, and all books at home were burned.As a result, those who were reluctant to read books fled along the abandoned railway tracks one after another. Everyone gathered together and gradually formed a group of people who embraced secrets.They agreed with each other that each of them was responsible for memorizing a book word for word, so that the book that had been burned would be preserved for future generations.

So, among the ruins there, you can see "Wilde's Fairy Tales" wearing a scarf warming by the fire, playing hopscotch, singing in beautiful dresses, and "Greek Tragedy" roasting chicken legs. When you miss a book, go to that "book man" and ask him to revive that book. "Which book would I want to be?" I couldn't help pondering.