The future years, the future years of mankind are coming?

The first two articles were editorials, and the editorials were so boring. Political things came and went. Talk about current news.

Now, most of my news sources come from social media and news apps. I recommend here that mainstream international media can find them in the Apple Store in mainland China, which is not bad. I just downloaded a usa today in the past two days, and I can watch it without going over the wall (in fact, there are still many international media that can be watched without going over the wall, except for the BBC and the three major American newspapers in English, many others can be read). I don't watch TV either. I liked cctv4 when I was a kid, but now I'm more disgusted by political propaganda, and I'm even less interested in big social events (epidemic, riots). Accidentally, I found a piece of news. Russian crude oil leaked. (There are really 10,000 vomits in my heart)

This news is shocking enough, but I am also numb. Human damage to the environment has been in the textbooks since I was a child, and it has been published in the newspapers, and it has continued to expand. I still remember that the United States also leaked crude oil at sea. The final result is of course It is ecological destruction, environmental deterioration, and infinite deterioration. (Humans already feel that the environment is already bad, so it doesn’t matter?) For a country like Russia, which has a tradition of seriously polluting the environment and affecting human beings, it is quite normal. It is said that netizens said that ① the Russian government did not know about the leak until two days later. , Putin is angry ② The local governor of Russia found out that my oil leaked when he was on social media ③ The leaked oil has drifted 12 kilometers, and it will take 5 to 10 years to clean up. Our neighbors (partners), what kind of country are they (helpless laugh). Japan's nuclear leakage is comparable to it, our country is not bad, and it pollutes our own country. Some people say that remembering the Australian fire in January seems to have happened a century ago, and some people say that if the annual news Australian fire is selected, it may not make it into the top ten. Joking aside, I, a pessimist (plus idealism), would also like to say, maybe human beings are "accelerating". This year's epidemic has changed the world. Everyone said that in 2020, nothing is important, and survival is the most important thing. Yes, it may be unlikely that humanity will really die this year, but everything has become too restless. Isn't the large-scale riots in the United States also accidental, and 2020 is really such a coincidence. Ever since, I really think about whether this is the years to come. It's a British drama that came out last year, and it's about a British family going through the years in recent years, against a backdrop of deteriorating political and global conditions. It's a pity that we can't see this drama in the mainland because of our leader.

When this drama was still on Douban, the score was as high as 9 points. It is a rare good drama, and its fine depiction of international politics is astonishing. Indeed, the political and social crisis in the United States since the epidemic has been very severe, and the social unrest caused by racial discrimination is the climax of all this. Rebels often say that Mr. Xi is China's accelerationist leader, leading the CCP to its demise. In my opinion, this is only half right. We often selectively ignore that Trump's presidency is also accelerationism for the United States. If the trade war is not obvious enough, the series of political measures since the epidemic is not enough. To say it all, Trump has been enough to turn the world's people against him. This is even more serious than that of his political opponent, Xi Jinping, because his influence on the world in the United States is directly visible, and the international community's negative views of the CCP or Xi Jinping themselves are still mostly limited to Western countries. Many other countries' hatred of China is nothing more than long-term misunderstanding and prejudice and criticism of specific events (which will not rise to the political level), ideological estrangement, the discrimination that Chinese have encountered in modern times, and the discrimination brought about by the epidemic. From a standpoint, China and the United States are already completely opposed. Except for the economy, the confrontation and attack in other fields will be lasting and far-reaching. Like Oceania in 1984, China and the United States are constantly creating antagonism. It is a tragedy, a political sacrifice. Sometimes, because of accelerationism, there is an illusion that the Communist Party is about to collapse. Unfortunately, the confrontation between China and the United States will persist for a long time. In the future, the international community will definitely become more and more antagonistic. Countries that are already enemies of each other will be more hostile, countries that are originally friendly will be alienated, and each country will be more concerned about its own interests. In this way, maybe nothing will happen.

We will witness a lot of history, and our world will become different from the one we are familiar with. Historicists say that human development has historical laws, but I think human development is always moving forward. If it is really going to be overturned, it is time to overturn it and start over.