About New Year#
Watching fireworks in my hometown every year seems to be one of the few sensory experiences I have.
On New Year's Eve, the fireworks in the sky are so beautiful that they make people want to cry. After the fireworks, there is a haze that covers the sky, and under the dim lights in the countryside, it shows colorful colors. There are not as many stars as usual. I smell the smell of fireworks and firecrackers on the rooftop, and I feel very happy.
The next morning, the sunlight shines on the earth, sweeping away the haze of the previous night, and replacing it with continuous warmth, peace, and tranquility.
Random Thoughts#
It's been a long time since I wrote such lyrical words, even though, perhaps, it looks very stiff, but I have tried very hard to express my happiness.
The last time I wrote like this may have been in junior high school, anyway, it was before my emotions were grasped by naked and violent rationality. Writing like this makes me feel uncomfortable, but it makes me happy. I apologize for the clumsy annotations in the article, please ignore them.
With a little bit of traffic, a few e-books, and a local compilation environment, I happily spent a long and pure time.
I didn't even bother to go to the high school class reunion, and I gradually began to find that offline activities lost their appeal to me; it may also be because I started to have the courage to refuse activities that consume a lot of energy and are meaningless.
When I was a child, I could enjoy the joy of holding a book and reading for half a day, but as I grew older, I felt that I received more knowledge (more precisely, information), but I had less energy to think deeply about things like I did when I was a child.
There are always many interesting thoughts and ideas that flash through life, rich and three-dimensional; however, the world urges me to speed up and leave them behind.
In the end, I can only regretfully be called a passive recipient of information, lacking in thinking like a bot.
For example, I brush Zhihu every day, read some mathematical, psychological, and philosophical blogs or memes, which makes me very happy, and often gives birth to some interesting ideas. Occasionally, I also come across some paper interpretations, but often I just read them and forget about them, although I really want to record something during the process, but I am hindered by the difficulty of using tools. It is becoming more and more convenient to obtain information, but what about recording and processing insights? Do I still have to jump around in different software in the end?
I think, if there is a reader that works with the subscription function of RSSHub, and allows annotation and recording while reading, that would be great. Maybe I can try to make such a small tool in the future.
A Metaphor#
The continuous flow of information slips away from my mind without leaving any impression. It's a bit like dripping chocolate, which is originally three-dimensional and beautiful. But the more it drips, and if it's not frozen in time, it eventually becomes an indescribable mess.
In conclusion#
The tag name is a song I really like by Eason, "Life Goes On".
Here are a few lyrics:
Walking together in this polite castle, there are joys and sorrows in the crowd, drifting in the sea of people
Wandering on this narrow and long ladder, there are highs and lows, if you don't understand calculations
You can cherish everything
Wishing you a happy new year,
Wishing you happiness every day.