I want to see the jokes of Space Eagle.

Whether we have the right to aspire to the eagle's lifestyle, whether we can chew our teeth. Perhaps for crows, this is a fatal temptation. But as human beings, do we have such rights? My answer is yes, everyone has the right to pursue the life he yearns for, but this right is also a formal right. It is precisely because of this right that it is possible to participate in social competition. If we don't have such rights, where does social justice start?

I am very pessimistic. We have been living in a society where success or failure is the hero. Although we once naively thought that our value judgment was not influenced by this vulgar concept, unfortunately, we have never really been influenced. Failure is not a shame, because failure is inevitable and success is accidental. Anyone who laughs at a loser is a mean person.

I have never opposed social competition, but we must realize that there must be losers in social competition and there must be losers in our society. Who will protect the rights of these losers has always been my concern. I hope most of us can be as full of humanistic care spirit as that child.

The society we live in is a limited society, and all we can offer is equality of opportunity. Equal opportunity means that competition is bound to fail. Each of us is influenced by talent and limited by acquired education. So we can't win all the games, so it's important for everyone to find the right position. The wrong choice will not succeed, but will become a victim of social competition. The desire to compete is a very gratifying thing, but competition is not the only way to social progress, nor is it the most perfect strategy in life.

I have been reflecting on a question, that is, who will protect the rights of losers? We must clearly know that the cost of pursuing an ideal life is considerable and may not be realized. As in reality, the tortoise can never outrun the rabbit. We have been deceived by fairy tales for so long that we can't tell what is true. In my personal opinion, if the whole society has not established a complete social security system, we must give up those dangerous social competition opportunities and find a more economical and effective way of life. Instead of indulging in unrealistic dreams all day.