Read the article "Life in the Cracks" and talk about what the image of pine and cypress contains.

There are also towering pines and cypresses growing in the crevices, which are magnificent and vigorous. They make the mountain have aura, and all life looks pale and inferior in front of them. Their trunks stubbornly grow out of the cracks, and the longer they grow, the higher they get. How hard it is to get up there, twisting and spinning, and every inch of bark is scarred. Every inch has to go through several degrees of cold and heat, several degrees of spring and autumn. However, they finally spread out lush branches, with needles that never fade. They stand on cliffs and high mountains, intricately falling into one crack and emerging from another, just like sharp claws grasping the rocks where they live. Sometimes, the roots of a pine and cypress have to climb over half a cliff, as if countless rocks were tightly tied by a thick rope, in order to meet the storm and occupy a world for themselves.

If all life disdains to find a foothold in the crevices, then a large part of the world will die forever. Birds have nowhere to live, and life will be extinct. And if all life only covets the fertile soil of darkness, how can they improve their ability to control the environment and become stronger in the reproduction from generation to generation? May all life dare to seek the most difficult environment. It is in the most difficult circumstances that life can find itself, know itself, temper itself, show itself, and finally complete and sublimate itself. The tenacious life between the cracks has such shocking power that the earth becomes magical and brilliant, revealing a magnificent spiritual world.