There is an old chinese saying: “the authorities are obsessed, the observers are clear.” however, when the world is united and each of us in the game, does that mean that no one can have clear eyes
Fortunately, when i finished reading commons, i was sure to say, not. At the very least, there is a man who, even in the world's big picture, can see the essence of everything, and he is liang mando。
It is, by definition, a review of the phenomenon of the times, which can easily be reminiscent of short-lived newspapers, as if after this period they were backward and worthless。
Is that true? Take as an example one of the words of " the concept of city management dying in abstract form " , which, as we all speak of brutal law enforcement across the country, lays the roots of this phenomenon in a few hundred words of sharpness. To put it simply, it is a clash between idealism and realism, which blinds us when we are dedicated to building modern cities, and when our government is making great efforts to deal with so-called “illegal traffickers”, so that they ignore the mindset of citizens in reality: if there's a place where goods are cheaper, why don't i go buy them? In fact, our leaders see people as the cold models on the urban plans that forget human needs and the needs of life。
Let us think again, is this idealism really only in this respect? In fact, is it not a product of a ridiculous idealism that is small enough to be a mere promise, to be big enough to be a leader's sworn development plan? Why does china’s annual GDP growth make the world envious and still unable to remove the hats of developing countries? We are increasingly losing sight of the importance of reality in our fast-paced development, lying in the cradle of idealism, with a higher heart and a lower life than paper。
Now, do you still think it doesn't have a lasting meaning? Times reviews, like literature, are full of reflections about the times. The difference is that it is more realistic, closer to the phenomenon of life, and more nuanced language that reveals and refutes the problems of the present world. Perhaps the events in it are time-bound, but the underlying ideas are never obsolete。
When we live in a restless society, you need a book like " common sense " , which shines out your obnoxious eyes, your undiscovered thoughts, and keeps you awake in the bureau。
