倘若只论物理学,最遥远的距离当然只存在于我们头顶上的那个星空中。地球只是那闪烁苍穹中的沧海一粟;而人之于社会,亦如社会的惊涛波澜中的一滴。生与死的距离,已非时间或空间单位之所能及。正如战国时期的“大九州”学说一样,那样地似真又幻,看似存在却又似缥缈。然而,我以为,最遥远的距离,无关乎古今,无关乎生死。 If the only physics, the farthest distance of course only exists in the sky above our head. The earth is just a drop in the sea of ​​flashes of the sky; and in the community, it is like a drop in the turmoil of society. The distance between life and death is beyond the reach of time or space units. Just as the “Great Kyushu” doctrine in the Warring States period was, it was as if it was a real, illusory, seemingly existent but coy. However, I think the furthest distance has nothing to do with past and present, nothing to do with life or death.