A snail is moving slowly behind his mother with heavy shell on their back. He is tired, then asks his mother: “why should we carry so hearvy shell, while the butterfly can fly in the sky?” His mother says:”because she has a pair of wings by the favor of god”. Then the little snail asks again: “why doesn’t the rainworm carry a so heavy shell?” His mother responses again: “because he has his house by the favor of mother earth.” The little snail bursts into tears. “Child,” his mother continues, “we don’t live by god, don’t live by earth, but we live by ourselves”.
This is a story told by Fu Dekun in a TV program “Win In China”. I had the same feeling as him at the first moment, but the following advices proposed by Yu Minhong changed my mind totally. Yu said: “in fact, the shell was added by yourself, so if you have more courage, you can get rid of it, even grow your own wings, and between heaven and earth you will soar freely.”
These words were my greatest apocalypse these years, shared with you here.
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有了这个取词功能，看 文章应该不算难吧？欢 迎偶尔过来锻炼一下
你啥时候变成全英文的拉？你叫我怎么看呀！！！
不过，你这个金山词霸倒是挺好的，我还奇怪呢，我没有安装金山，咋也可以屏幕取词。
yes, a very good point of view.
but where is it here? are you chinese?