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Regarding Qiu Moumou and Huang Moumou mentioned in verse 332, it seems that some friends think that I look down on them, and I can only say WTF?

We are not people of that era, we don't know about the people and things of that era, we can only understand Qiu Moumou and others through literary works, and the most we know about them is probably textbooks.

The description of Qiu Moumou in the textbook is like this, "Qiu Moumou is like a thousand catties of boulders, lying in the fire and not moving. The fire burned on him for more than half an hour before it gradually went out. This great warrior did not move an inch until his last breath, and did not let out a single moan. ”

I admire Qiu Moumou's actions, because I can't do it, so I admire, but I am not satisfied with his literary image, and the textbooks write him like a stone and a robot, how can I be satisfied? He is a human being, a man of flesh and blood, and he must have had intense mental activities and corresponding subtle activities in making such a decision in the face of death, and he burned motionless for half an hour...... To be honest, I don't believe it.

I would probably believe him if he was in pain to pick up dirt, scold "grass and mud horses", knock himself out with stones, etc.

This is a problem of depicting the image of heroes, our country always seems to like to portray heroes as strong and invincible, like a god, I don't like this image, I believe that heroes are also human beings, they also have flesh and blood, they will be painful and cry, they will be sad and afraid of death, the only difference between them is that they are stronger than ordinary people in some decisions, not different from ordinary people in all places - heroes are first and foremost human beings, and then heroes.

So, what I don't like is this monotonous depiction that ignores human nature, rather than specific characters.

That's pretty much it. (To be continued.) )