In Mo Yan's "Fatigue of Life and Death", we see a world full of fantasy and reality intertwined. Through the reincarnation of the sixth generation of Ximen, this ** shows that a person does not hesitate to pay the price of being isolated from the world in order to stick to his beliefs and values. This can't help but lead us to think about courage and self-worth: how much courage do we have to insist on being ourselves in the face of the pressure and isolation of the world?
Ximen Nao was a wealthy landowner who was kind, upright, and had a clear understanding of his life and values. However, in that turbulent era, Simon suffered injustice for various reasons and eventually lost his life. However, his soul did not dissipate, but went through the reincarnation of six lifetimes, witnessing the good and evil, joys and sorrows of human nature.
In the reincarnation of the sixth generation, Ximen Chao constantly faced various dilemmas and choices. He always adheres to his beliefs and values, and does not succumb to power and interests. However, this perseverance also cost him dearly. He was isolated from the world and was misunderstood and ostracized by everyone. This isolation not only comes from the pressure of the outside world, but also from the loneliness and helplessness in his heart.
Through the story of Simon, Mo Yan shows us that it is not easy to be yourself. In real life, we often face all kinds of pressures and pressures, which make us have to compromise our beliefs and values. We are afraid of being isolated, afraid of being different, so we choose to go with the flow. This choice, while temporarily associating us into the group, makes us lose our true selves.
However, true courage is not only about sticking to one's beliefs in good times, but also about moving forward unyieldingly in the face of adversity. Courage is the ability to persevere in one's beliefs and pursuits in the face of the pressure and isolation of the world. Courage is to walk without fear even if you know that the road ahead is full of thorns and bumps.
In "Fatigue of Life and Death", although Simon has experienced the reincarnation of the sixth life, he has never given up his beliefs and pursuits. Even in the toughest moments, he remained steadfast in his own path. This courage not only allowed him to finally find his home, but also made him a real person.
So, what about us?In the face of the pressure and isolation of the world, how much courage do we have to insist on being ourselves?
First of all, we need to recognize that holding on to ourselves is not an easy thing to do. Outside pressure, questioning, and even attacks are inevitable. However, it is precisely these challenges and dilemmas that can truly exercise our will and courage. Only by experiencing the baptism of wind and rain can we walk our own path more firmly.
Second, we need to be clear about our beliefs and values. Only by knowing what you really want can you keep a clear head in the face of the pressure and isolation of the world. We need to remind ourselves that true courage is not the absence of fear, but the courage to move forward in the face of fear.
Finally, we need to learn to find strength in solitude. While we cannot avoid the isolation and misunderstanding of the world, we can learn to find inner peace and strength in solitude. This kind of strength can make us move forward more resolutely, and we are not afraid of any challenges and difficulties.
In "Fatigue of Life and Death", Mo Yan uses the story of Simon to tell us: The price of being yourself is to be isolated from the world, but only by bravely persevering can you find your true self and value. I hope that we can all draw strength and inspiration from it, bravely face the pressure and isolation of the world, and become our true selves.
This book contains indulgent desires and extreme pain!When we have had enough of suffering, we will understand the meaning of suffering, and we will precipitate a new self - only after experiencing destruction can we be completely reborn.
Therefore, the book "Fatigue of Life and Death" allows us to understand the devastating effects of desire on people without having to go through the toss of those desires. Perhaps this is why it is difficult to live and die. Tell us that no matter how reincarnation is, there is still no escape from human nature.
Life is only a few decades, and if you waste too much time thinking about the past, it will only add to your troubles and will not do you any good. One should learn to look forward. The more they care, the more annoyed they become. The past is a foregone conclusion. Instead of painting a place as a prison, turn the page and let it pass. Only by putting aside resentment, cutting off troubles, clearing the past, and facing life with a smile can we embrace the present and future without distractions and make life free and easy.
This is a natural and magical book, fresh and humorous, extremely unrestrained and even crazy, which makes people laugh out loud and get relief from the heart when they are in extreme pain.
The fatigue of life and death arises from greed, less desire and inaction, and the body and mind are comfortable. This is where the title "Life and Death Fatigue" comes from. I also hope that we can understand these 16-word life mottos, and turn the ups and downs that make us fall into the quagmire of life, become the most powerful force, and look forward to the beautiful rainbow after the wind and rain.
When you are confused, you might as well read "Fatigue of Life and Death" to gain insight into the bitterness and helplessness of life and gain the "motivation" of rebirth.