1 The Unfathomable Human Mind—A Millennial Puzzle of Understanding Others. If there is one thing that is hardest to see through, it must be the human mind. Traditional Chinese culture has long had numerous descriptions of the unpredictability of the human mind: "In drawing a tiger, you may paint its skin but not its bones; in knowing a person, you may know their face but not their heart"; "The depth of the world's oceans can be known, but the human mind is hard to measure"; "The human mind is separated by a belly"... etc...

1 That Golden Age of Japanese Manga Belonging to the Post-80s Generation I believe that for a significant portion of the post-80s generation, Japanese manga can be said to be an inseparable and important part of their childhood. Those familiar characters, classic lines, and the experience of once holding a manga book and reading it page by page have become many...

1 Starting with “Spring of Seoul” Recently, I watched a 2023 South Korean movie “12.12: The Day” (Spring of Seoul): The film is adapted from a real historical event that occurred in South Korea on December 12, 1979—the "December 12 Military Coup", telling the story of the military seizing power and terminating South Korea's brief democratization process...

1 Introduction Recently, I watched a movie about the mathematician Ramanujan, "The Man Who Knew Infinity": This movie does not try to explain those difficult mathematical formulas to the audience, but repeatedly emphasizes a more intuitive question: what happens if a genius is born in an unsuitable era? Ramanujan was a...