文明與野蠻

I had a chat with a friend from the Department of Internal Affairs. We talked about a few issues in the document for this conference. He's a professional, and he talked to me for a long time. I asked him a question. I said, let's discuss this issue. Maybe we can clarify the content of the meeting document from another perspective. He said, what question? I said, what is the difference between civilization and barbarism? He told me a lot. He's a professor after all. He's a professional professor. He specializes in studying this kind of thing. He gave a very good lecture. He gave me about 20 minutes. They were all good friends. I said, what you said seems to be right in every way. I said, why don't we talk about it in a more understandable way? He said, then you tell me. I said, what is the difference between barbarism and civilization? What is barbarism? What is civilization? Know, know, know. One, two, three, four, five. There's still a word. I just typed in these eight words. You don't have to explain. Barbarism is barbarism. Know, know, know. This is civilization. What is civilization? Civilization is a habit that everyone forms that can continue to develop. It's a group habit. So it must have cognition in it. It has values in it. It knows what it can't do. The last one, what is wisdom? You have to solidify it. Let everyone follow it in the form of morality and law. This is civilization. What is barbarism? Just those four words. Gun, gun, gun, gun. Right? I'm totally one of them. I'm going to use my strength to suppress you. I don't talk about rules. We've set you a good boundary. You have to obey. What is forced? It makes you feel bad. And then you have to obey. This is the difference between barbarism and civilization. No matter what you think, no matter what you think, you have to work towards the direction of civilization. And you can't go back to barbarism. This is what we call the primitive power that advances in society. It's also his. It can't be called the ultimate goal. At least it's a temporary goal. This world is everyone's. So all of us have to stand at everyone's feet. To set, to implement, to work. Civilization and barbarism. If we can't separate them well, we may walk into, even if our original intention is good, we will also go to another stage. Because between the two, I just looked at these eight words. Did you find that? It has a very strong correspondence. It's called civilization on this side. It's called barbarism on that side.