Using the Sunflower Book to explain inner scrolls

The inner volume is explained using the Sunflower Book as follows:

It is said that there is a martial arts secret book in the world, the "Sunflower Book". Everyone wants to get it, because after getting it, they will be invincible. But if one day this martial arts secret book is made public and everyone can practice it, will this be a good thing or a bad thing?

When only one person owns the "Sunflower Collection", it is his or her own business to practice it or not. But when everyone owns the "Sunflower Collection", it's not their own business whether they practice it or not. In the world of martial arts, who doesn’t have a few enemies? The enemies all practiced the "Sunflower Collection", and if you didn't practice it, wouldn't it be a sign of self-destruction? So, everyone started practicing it.

However, the essence of the "Sunflower Collection" is that if you want to practice this skill, you must first retreat from the palace. As a result, all the people in the world who practiced the "Sunflower Book" became eunuchs, and the martial arts masters became extinct from then on. Similarly, today's training institutions are public sunflower manuals. If you don't learn, other children will get better grades than your own children.

If you want to learn, you may have to give up your childhood. If everyone studies, but the number of places in college remains unchanged. No one benefits from it except the training institution, but everyone involved loses their childhood. This is involution.

Introduction to "Sunflower Collection":

"Sunflower Collection" is a martial arts secret book in Jin Yong's martial arts novel "Swordsman" [1]. The book does not mention its origins much. It is only mentioned that the author was a eunuch of the former dynasty, and no one has completed the contents of the complete book. This skill (recorded in the fragmentary version) is based on "fastness", so that the opponent cannot see the flaws and has no chance to fight back.

Or it may be so fast that even if the opponent sees the flaw in the move, the opponent will not have time to counterattack, and the flaw will disappear in a flash. Since the original copy of the Sunflower Book was burned by Master Hongye, the remaining copies in the hands of the Sun Moon God Sect were also destroyed by Ren Wo Xing, and even the sword manual for warding off evil was destroyed by Lin Pingzhi, so the Sunflower Book was lost.

"Sunflower Collection" is derived from Jin Yong's novel "The Swordsman". There are two versions of the creation of "Sunflower Collection" in Jin Yong's novels. In the earliest version, "The Sunflower Book" was co-authored by a man and a woman. The man's name has the word "Kui" in it, and the woman's name has the word "Flower" in it, hence the name "Sunflower Collection".