What can I say about this society?

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This post was last edited by Kitty-Liu on 2016-9-30 09:08. It’s been a while since I posted anything; with nothing to do, I browsed through HaiChuan and found that some of the posts were truly disgusting. Today, taking advantage of a break from work, let’s chat casually. Well, with China’s development to this point, everyone is talking big, but what about the vast number of farmers and working-class people – are they happy? Dear experts and critics, are you happy? Society is essentially a pyramid; it cannot function without a solid foundation. Those of us who toil away are nothing more than those who gather stones and lay bricks at the base of the pyramid ； You ask me where the way out is. I say that in this small world, there is no way out; one should simply accept one’s fate. I don’t aspire to great wealth or success, but only to live in peace and safety. Because, at one time, simply being safe became a luxury. Today’s news media is always filled with positivity and beauty, but whenever I open those familiar websites, there’s either entertainment or darkness and gloom. I’m not sure either if these are true or not, but I know that when you face the sunlight, it’s always dark behind you. In the digital world, we* are accustomed to turning our backs and embracing that endless darkness, remaining asleep ； But they refuse to open their eyes to see the beautiful scenery under the warm sunlight. Perhaps human nature is inherently evil; those who say that \"human nature is good from birth\" are talking nonsense. It is only through morality and consciousness that the evil aspects of human nature can be somewhat restrained. To claim that what lies dormant in one’s heart is a Hello Kitty is absurd. I want to say, my friends, it’s disheartening to see society develop in such a way with such unfair distribution of resources. You work hard your entire life just to get into Tsinghua or Peking University, while others waste their time and end up going abroad to study. Who is to blame? Education is supposed to change one’s fate, but in the end nothing changes. Should we be angry? Should we feel frustrated? That. But please consider things from the perspective of an outsider: how can those who live in poor areas and don’t even have access to elementary schools change their fate? It’s just raising sheep, getting married, having children, raising sheep, getting married, having children – an endless cycle. There’s no solution. Chinese society is a self-interested society; one should always be content, as contentment brings happiness. As Wang Jianlin said, one should set small goals from time to time in order to gradually achieve larger goals. Humans, too, sometimes need to look back at the darkness behind them from time to time; sometimes you’ll find that, in that darkness that you dare not face, there are always a few gentle hands pushing you forward, supporting you as you embrace the beautiful sunlight. Impatient people, pause for a moment in your pursuit, look back, and think of your beloved loved ones. The evil tendencies of this impulsive society have diluted our emotions to the point where they are as weak as plain water; gradually, the evil nature is breaking free from its restraints and consuming your soul. People who are impetuous and angry, please pause for a moment in your haste, lower your proud heads, silence your stream of words, take the time to sort yourself out, look back at your origins, and set out again after getting yourself together. @Fish in the desert