First of all, I love conflicts a lot, and I believe it’s essential to our development of civilization as well as our culture. Only through having conflicts and constantly trying to solve them would we be able to get to this point in 21tst century. Frankly, there’re a myriad of types of conflicts, and most of them, to me, are desirable and positive. However, if the conflicts that go to extremes or cannot be solved under peace, such as crusades and jihads and holocaust, are the conflicts we are here discussing, then they will be those kinds of conflicts that I would desperately want to shun from. In short, it depends. But for myself, I think I’m more like those ancient Greek people who looked for the truth of the very truth regardless of what kind of debates and emotional feelings have to be achieved and sacrificed, respectively. Although I was born Chinese Taiwanese, and I was previously educated under Eastern style of teaching, I was just so different and unique and superior(!?) that sometimes I could actually feel a wall between my classmates in my old school and me.
I had a conflict against the 教官 last Friday because she wouldn’t let me do my piano, without giving me any reasons or logical statements. That’s the problem you encounter when you’re trying to solve things up through peaceful paths; sometimes, people just don’t listen to you nor being objective. I think the Communist China exemplifies such kind of circumstance.
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