Math exam in the afternoon, Chinese exam in the morning My essay, written by @monad_xyz, teachers, please give me a score Title: Casting Souls with the Color Purple through Sound - Starting from "NADS" He wanted to sing a segment to the children, but his heart was churning, unable to open his mouth. The storyteller in Lao She's writing is a microcosm of millions of ordinary people in that turbulent era. They had songs to sing, words to say, yet were almost silenced by reality. Ai Qing's poetry was like a cry: "I should also sing with a hoarse throat!" Even if the voice is weak, it must express love for the land, the people, and suffering. Mu Dan, with phrases like "bloody hands" and "a nation has risen," directly pierced the heart of the era. In my view, these texts resonate with "nads" - a decentralized, uncensored community where everyone can speak and sing, weaving beliefs with code and continuing memory through sound. Today, we are no longer just bystanders of history, but can inject new possibilities of expression for this era through the community storytelling and poetry of "nads".

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