In A World Without Thieves, Shagen tells a story about wolves. The general idea is that if he and a wolf are together again, it will not matter if the wolf is so ruthless. Are humans worse than wolves

In A World Without Thieves, Shagen tells a story about wolves. The general idea is that if he and a wolf are together again, it will not matter if the wolf is so ruthless. Are humans worse than wolves?

The film is a made-up story. If the wolf didn’t eat him then it wouldn’t be called a wolf. The difference between a human and a wolf is that the nature of a wolf is to hunt. It has no compassion or malice. It just follows the rules. Our own natural instincts move. Killing people is just like how we kill chickens. However, people's thoughts can be freely mobilized. From the heart of a Bodhisattva to the heart of a poisonous scorpion, it is human nature. We distinguish between good and evil only by observing morality based on morality and interests. Norms are good, violate moral norms, are evil, safeguard the interests of the world's society, are good, and undermine the interests of the world's society, are evil