City is a society, a huge interpersonal circle composed of many individuals. We are all people in the circle, working in the field of the circle, observing the order and rules in the circle and enjoying a higher quality of life in the circle. Now, in a greater sense, the concept of city has changed from an objective physical space to an intangible psychological space. If it exists, people in the circle have a keen sense of it.
The Book of Rites once described the "Great Harmony Society" as follows: "When we embark on the road, the world is public, we should choose talents and abilities, uphold our beliefs and cultivate mutual understanding." However, the rule in the circle has always been the survival of the fittest. Childhood is full of competition papers, fresh college graduates flock to the talent market, and there is no smoke in the office. "Choosing talents and abilities" and "upholding faith and cultivating mutual understanding" seem to be a pair of contradictions.
The history teacher said that the friendship between ancient kingdoms has always been based on the pursuit of interests. I don't believe that the relationship between human beings will eventually evolve into a naked relationship of money and interests. After all, the soul shuttling through the reinforced concrete forest is empty, and the soul locked in the cage of the security door is lonely. They must miss the joy of jumping house and rolling hoop in the alley. They must miss the innocent love when they were young. They must be tired of the cold eyes in the elevator and the jingle in the corridor.