Guixu The bladder of the earth, the waste disposal plant of the universe
In the vast universe, the earth is like a huge organism, absorbing all kinds of "nutrients" from the universe, but also producing a large amount of "waste". So, what about the waste that goes? They are contained by the "bladder" of the earth, the living organism, the ruins.
Guixu, an ancient and mysterious word, represents the earth's waste treatment plant. Just as the body's bladder needs to urinate regularly, the earth needs to expel waste products to keep it healthy and balanced. This not only contributes to the Earth's own circulation, but also has great significance for the ecological balance of the entire universe.
So, what is the "food" of the earth? They can be everything you see on Earth, including mountains, rivers, plants, animals, and even humans. And the dust in the universe, as well as all spiritual beings, may also be one of the "food" of the earth.
The earth continues to grow and develop by absorbing these "foods", but it also produces a lot of waste. Some of this waste is digested by the earth itself and converted into new resources, while the other part is absorbed by the ruins.
Guiru, the "bladder" of this earth, silently bears the waste of the earth without a trace of complaint. It is like an unsung cleaner, cleaning up the garbage in our lives for us and maintaining our homes.
However, the ability to return to the ruins is limited. If there is too much waste to deal with the ruins, then the earth will get sick and may even lead to a catastrophe for life. Therefore, we need to cherish the earth, protect the environment, reduce the generation of waste, so that Guixu can work better and maintain the ecological balance of the earth.
From the perspective of Guixu, everyone on the earth is a participant, and has the responsibility to protect the earth and maintain the ecological balance. Only in this way can we make the earth a healthier organism, make the waste treatment plant work better, and create a better home for our children and grandchildren.
Let's work together to protect the earth, protect the ruins, and make our home better!