The beggar said to the rich man, please don't block the sunshine, sir.

A rich man felt pity when he saw a beggar lying on the "square" (this is a real square). He asked him, "What can I do for you, sir?" The rich man got the answer: "Please stand aside and don't block my sunshine."

Getting sunshine is regarded as everyone's most basic need, and keeping sunshine is the bottom line to keep life. No matter how poor people are, they should also enjoy this right, and no matter how rich people are, they should not be deprived and violated. But today, I realize more and more clearly that the ugly figure of consumerism "square" just took away my only and last thing worth cherishing. I want it to disappear, as Diogenes told Alexander, but I can't. It is a freak with new ideological power, but people regard it as a paradise for consumption.

It stood there, uncompromising, and said with a false smile, "I can give you anything you want." I have everything. "

But it blocked my sunshine.