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Often there comes the question of materialism and plan, do I really want to satisfy myself with a status quo, assessments drawn on a particular position, or do I want to move forward to see a few moves ahead even if now I am not well for the time being?
It seems that a plan with sufferings is always better than materialism in the status quo, like after a few weeks of intern I cannot imagine myself sitting in office and working for the rest of my life, sitting in big houses, luxurious decorations and literally perish .
Joy of labour is of course satisfying if you do know who you are working for, but for the rest of my life, this cannot be my goal.
If I don’t have any dreams to accomplish (Say like, now I am working on projects related Legco election, or getting a new life if I can go Germany, maybe achieving something in chess), my existence means nothing. I would merely exist, I am not living.
It seems that either we will be witnessing days of hope and freedom triumph over materialism, good hard man living by himself, or a downfall of humanity under the fear of ourselves, prosperity and democracy come without conscience and scumming to authority and dictatorship.
The famous opening of Dickens is by no means an over-statement to the current situation, and perhaps it is on this current page of history that it strikes with most accuracy.

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