I really like a saying: "On this journey, there are no enemies, only teachers." It's good to have clear distinctions between love and hate, but there's no need to take advantage of others or kick them when they're down. People should have their own stance, which can be based on understanding or speaking for their holdings. Both the good and the bad should be pointed out; no one will make things difficult for a sincere person. In short, using others as a mirror ultimately reflects one's own cultivation.

Why is the internet so keen on "creating gods" and "destroying gods"? Since the birth of the internet, various "gods" have emerged, and even sharing egg-eating videos on Douyin can make someone an "Egg God." Some people question this, and the followers of these gods will band together to attack. In fact, it all comes down to making money. Capital turns people into symbols; a viral hit is more profitable than a thousand mediocre pieces of content and meets the need for spiritual solace. Compared to creating gods, people actually prefer to destroy them. Riding the wave of public sentiment, the jealousy and imbalance of the masses find an outlet, and collective judgment brings a fleeting sense of power. Creating gods is ultimately for the purpose of destroying them, completing a grand carnival of attention. Be water, my friend.