Some argue that the so-called peace is merely an intermission in preparation for the next war. War, on the other hand, is a tangible reality that constantly brushes past people's daily lives; from a historical macro perspective, this viewpoint does hold a degree of correctness. However, if one uses this as a basis to outright deny the value of peace, then either that person has never personally experienced the cruelty and horror of war, or they are deeply intoxicated by war to the extent that they cannot adapt to a peaceful environment. Otherwise, they simply do not believe that goodwill still exists in this world and are convinced that there is only malice or malice disguised under the cloak of hypocrisy. The first two kinds of people are irresponsible, while the last is extremely dangerous, with a destructive potential far exceeding the former two, because such a person fundamentally denies everything...
——Excerpt from War Memoirs.
