What does Zhang Ailing mean by saying that there are more good people than real people in the world?

Good people in the world say more than people in reality that people are trying their best to show that they are good people and are becoming good people because of the moral power given by society; Never show your true side, so there are few "real people".

Zhang Ailing (1September 30th, 920-1September 8th, 995), whose real name is Natalie, is a famous female writer. Later, her mother Huang Yifan (also known as Huang Suqiong) transliterated her English name Eileen and changed her name to Aileen. Born in Feng Run, Hebei Province, he is a modern writer in China. His father was the son of Zhang Peilun, a famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty, his mother was the daughter of Huang Yisheng, the naval commander of seven Yangtze provinces in the late Qing Dynasty, his stepmother was the daughter of Sun Baoqi, the prime minister of Beiyang government, and his grandmother Li Ju Ou was the eldest daughter of Li Hongzhang. During the occupation of Shanghai, short stories such as Love in the City, Heart Sutra and Golden Lock came out one after another, which shocked the Shanghai literary world. 1September 8, 995, died of arteriosclerosis and cardiovascular diseases at the age of 75. 1930 changed its name to Zhang ailing; 1939 was admitted to the university of hong kong; 194 1 married Hu Lancheng, 1947 divorced; 1945 self-edited "Love of the Whole City" performed in Shanghai; In the same year, the Anti-Japanese War won; 1952 moved to Hong Kong; 1955 Leave Hong Kong for the United States; 1969 the unfinished dream of red mansions was published in Taiwan Province province; 1973 settled in los Angeles, a dream of red mansions was published in Taiwan Province magazine. 1975, the English version of Biography of Flowers on the Sea was completed, and A Dream of Red Mansions was published in Taiwan Province Province. 1976 three stories of a dream of red mansions published in Taiwan Province province; 1977 A Dream of Red Mansions was published by Taiwan Province Crown Publishing House; 1995 died in the apartment in Los Angeles in September at the age of 75; In June 2003, Harbin Publishing House published the Complete Works of Zhang Ailing with volume 14.