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>Tian Tian
Think of it of as a sheltered native Chinese leaving home and leaving home for the 1st time to set out the world. That'd be the best way to see the song, it's lyrics, what it means to Hong who never never got to truly "live" so to speak but only chose to go with the flow they assigned to him and finally realizing what it's about .
>Jia Qiu and Jia Huan
I thought it because the former knows he wasn't being his true self so he pushed him to and the latter has an eternal grudge on the answer Baoyu gave him when he demanded what actually happened at the Kong facility
>So for the conclusion to be that actually you shouldn’t be afraid of dying
Their crime wasn't so much pursuing immortality but just how empty it was, the cost and it being their sole reason to exist. They do not care about meaningful experiences, the emotions that come it but solely and only achieving immortality through a system set up by the 1st to have Hong yuan remain the way it has been for the longest time.
>Hong Lu didn't need to accept death
He needed to understand that life isn't as fatalistic as he thinks it was nor that the things he feels are something to be stored away. If life was a book, he'd only see it the cover and back as absolutes and anything in-between being meaningless; likewise his emotions aren't of importance as the flow of the Hongyuan knows best, even if he doesn't agree with it
>Everything that I had to witness drew my gaze away from the rest of the world. So, my world is nothing but a meaningless mess of confusing, patternless, and incongruent colors. Just what kind of world do they live in, that they become so attached to these silly little splotches in a myriad of colors?
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