You once stood at the mountain peak, gazing at the scenery, so you felt, it's just that.
But in a person's life, whether they see that scenery or not is not the most important thing, because the vast majority of people in this world are destined never to reach the summit in their lifetime.
People just enjoy climbing a mountain, enjoy the process itself.
You have seen through the storm, but Dahu is still young after all. You can't bind such a young child to live a meditative old monk's life with you.
You think you are doing this for his own good, but isn't this a kind of domineering and authoritarian act of a father?
Perhaps even cruel.
The path is under his feet, he has to choose it himself. Perhaps he will get lost in the scenery at the summit, or perhaps, like you, he will just see it and that's it.
But, he must walk up there himself.
You have the conditions and the prestige, while I have the resources;
