In terms of how to watch short dramas, Xiaohongshu's content is more useful than Zhihu.
When you open Zhihu, it's basically either press releases and bad water about celebrities or a sea of complaints.
But when you open Xiaohongshu and browse around, you can tell that they have really watched the shows, from costumes and props to plot.
Since the demand is to choose "what I can watch," you definitely need to see what people who have watched it say.
My impression of Xiaohongshu is getting better and better. In some aspects, it's really a handy tool.

Horizontal short dramas are actually quite good.
The love that cannot be seen in TV dramas can be found in horizontal short dramas. The soft snow, the sword reflecting the peach blossoms, and holding the pen are all quite good. The faces are also fresh and pure.
It may be related to the standards of censorship. But at its core, I think it's mainly because short dramas are still in the stage where they haven't been completely destroyed by POS yet. TV dramas are already all POS.
Another objective factor is that duration is very important. When a TV drama easily has dozens of episodes, it

Abstraction does not solve any problems. Abstraction only clarifies the universe axioms. How to rely on universe axioms to solve problems is another issue for humans themselves.
If abstraction cannot be achieved, it doesn't matter for humans solving problems; systems with bugs can still run.
However, the act of abstraction is crucial. This process is roughly "living." Born as entropy, without this process, it is "annihilation."

Time is me, and I am time.
Or am I just the process formed by time?
Is it that I exist, and time does not exist?
Or does time exist, and I do not exist?
Is it that I cannot see time?
Or is it that time cannot see me?
I haven't figured it out.

What kind of magical meme is heritage?
The trees in my neighborhood have all lost their leaves. When I go downstairs to take out the trash, I feel a sense of distant mountains at sunset.
Beijing is certainly wonderful, but it's the kind of good that returns dust to dust and earth to earth.
The reason I like Suzhou, Hangzhou, and Beijing is because I appreciate the prosperity built upon deep heritage. Heritage comes first, then prosperity. If neither is present, there's no need to look.
I never go to places that have only prosperity without any heritage.

Lately, I've become obsessed with eating fried peanuts and walnuts.
I can understand eating walnuts, because I believe they’re good for the brain, and I live every day with anxiety about my not-so-high IQ.
I’m not really passionate about food. “Tasty” is as thin as paper in my mind.
Peanuts make even less sense.
This morning, it suddenly became clear to me: I’m getting old.
Fried peanuts were something from my childhood—when my parents took me home, we’d run into aunties and uncles on the road, selling them from baskets.

These past few days, I binge-watched Tang Gui 123 and Under One Person.
Under One Person is actually pretty good, not at all worse than Tang Gui.
I complimented my friend a few times. It kind of triggered him—he said, "I thought you finally had free time and were coming to see me!"
I said I was actually considering it and really wanted to go, but then I started watching dramas and realized I had something to do. They're great to watch while eating, and I got too lazy to move.
The shows he wrote are honestly all really good.
In the face of talent, resources and hard work really aren't worth muc

I thought about why it's hard for me to eat "cakes."
Because others cannot move me with something I do not have.
For example, we middle-aged people have no future. So it's hard for others to move me with the concept of "future."
I never get excited about things I don't have.
What can truly move me is everything I already know, including what I have already lost.
——So I really have no future.

I personally really dislike living in Japan. That's of course because I only like the vast and rich China.
Another thing is that I cannot enjoy the same pleasure of inspecting vassal states from the mother country in Japan as I do in Southeast Asia. We all know why everyone likes Southeast Asia; landing in a semi-colonial place makes one feel superior—who wouldn't like that?
But I just personally don't like it, not that I'm out of my mind.
In terms of civilization, public security, and commerce, Japan is certainly excellent.