Riding on the Ferris wheel, the fear at high altitude, and the down-to-earth sense of practicality.

Sit on the ferris wheel with children on weekends. The yearning for the Ferris wheel has finally been completed.

What I didn't expect was that when the Ferris wheel rose to the top, I was vaguely afraid. It suddenly occurred to me that we were sitting in a carriage of this Ferris wheel, but actually we were hanging in the air alone. Ticked off the fear of heights that I almost forgot. If the iron plate under my feet is as transparent as glass, I'm afraid I'll be more afraid.

I also thought of my imaginary love for swimming and my fear in reality. I'm swimming, surrounded by water alone, and I'm afraid of drowning.

I also think that when I take a boat or fly, I am actually suspended in the sea and air. Once an accident happens, there is no way to ask for help.

Further extension, I think of exploring outer space by spaceship, which is more lonely. Just like the feeling of a character in Interstellar. Such a thin layer of iron plate protects them from the stressful universe.

In this way, I thought of the smallness of human beings. In the universe, in the vast world, maybe not even a drop in the ocean.

But in fact, these are all suddenly thought of afterwards. In fact, when riding the Ferris wheel, the fear was only a short period of time, and I was immediately immersed in the joy of riding the Ferris wheel for the first time.

I know my fears are illusory and useless. The ferris wheel is firmly connected and will not break down so easily. Ships, planes, including spaceships, have condensed a lot of high technology. There is also a chance of failure, but it will not be very high.

And swimming, if you master the skills and relax your mind, you can swim well. Don't be too strong, don't be too nervous, at least you can swim.

People are small and big.

Life. Small and great.

Birth, growth and death. Endless.

Not afraid, not afraid.