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fall into the abyss of fear: perhaps, the relationship between humans and evil is the relationship between the ocean and the icebergs floating on it

the damage done to our world is just as bad. So, how many human behaviors that are normal or even just in their own eyes are evil

in Wenjie's view, is just a legitimate and normal, at least neutral behavior; and this book shows her that, from the perspective of the whole nature, this behavior is related to "culture"

only describing the harm caused by the abuse of pesticides to the environment, but the author's perspective had a huge shock on Ye Wenjie

she recalled the impact of "Silent Spring" on her life. Before that, the evil side of human beings had carved irreparable wounds on her young mind, but this book made her think rationally about human evil for the first time

but it's best not to let other people see this thing, you know..." Bai Mulin said, looked around again, and got up and left

she lowered her head to read the book without saying anything

the irresponsible behavior of the Construction Corps." Bai Mulin said.

In the short prologue, the author described a quiet village that was dying under the poison of pesticides. Behind the plain language showed a worried heart

If you want to get internal reference, I will be responsible for translating the part related to the forest

the author was Rachel Carson. "Where did it come from?" she asked softly

he looked around, "This book was published in 1962 and has a great influence in the West

Can you read English?" Seeing Wen Jie nodding, Bai Mulin took out a book with a blue cover from his bag

not revealing whether she agreed or opposed the idea, but Bai Mulin was very grateful that she could speak

a muddy ditch with nothing. I really don't know, is the development policy of the entire Corps now to be production or destruction

there is no fish; after the water boils, see the cook who goes out with a rolling pin, 'ping pong' a few sticks in the small river in front of the house, and hits a few big fish

The person who received us said they wanted to eat fish

I visited this forest area a year ago when I was at the front station

Ye Wenjie was usually taciturn and seldom communicated with others. Some newcomers even mistook her for mute.

I can see how you feel, and it's just the two of us who feel that way here."