Eyes also tell us the truth. They can recognize the nature of things, distinguish good from evil, and see through hypocrisy. Eyes are the tools of wisdom, they remind us not to believe the superficial appearance, but to look deeply into the nature of things.

Our eyes also teach us to feel emotions. When we look into the eyes of our loved ones, we can read their emotions and experience love, joy, sadness and care. Eyes are the bridge of emotional communication. They bring us closer to others.

Our eyes reveal our gratitude for life. Each blink of an eye is a new beginning and reminds us of the passage of time. The existence of eyes is a miracle, they give us the opportunity to see the world, to explore the unknown, to pursue our dreams.

Therefore, the eye is not only a tool for our vision, but also a window into wisdom, beauty, truth and gratitude. Let us cherish these precious stones and use them to illuminate our inner world and lead us to a deeper philosophical path.

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In much of the Middle East and North Africa, the symbol wards off “nazar” — a curse motivated by the envy of others that can bring about bad things in your life. This fear of envy can keep you from being boastful, sure, but it can also keep you from celebrating your accomplishments or pursuing success in the first place. It even made me hesitant to make this comic — the evil eye is always watching.

1:The right field of view of the left eye, and the right field of view of the right eye, are packed together and passed to the left side of the brain

2:The left field of view of the left eye, and the left field of the right eye, are packed together and passed into the right brain

• Why do people pay more attention to the eyes than to other organs?

• Why do people use the eyes as important symbols and not other organs?

• The eyes are the most important thing for us, but are the eyes the most important thing for other creatures?

• Why is the eye symbol such a powerful symbol in any culture and era?

• What does the eye symbol represent in different cultures?

• What kind of existence are eyes to animals?

• Are there many works that use eyes to express emotions in art?

• In addition to seeing things from a human perspective, what are the other perspectives?

• Why is the eye the most vulnerable human organ?

• Why is the eye the most complex human organ?

• Has there been any major scientific discovery about the eye?

• Why does Michelangelo's David have a heart in his eyes?

• Why does it feel like the Mona Lisa is looking straight at you from every Angle?

• What is the most famous part of art about the eyes?

• Why can the eyes always show different emotions?

• Why are the descriptions and aesthetics of eyes so different in China and the West?

• What role do eyes play in different cultures?

• Why was the eye chosen as a cultural symbol?

• Where else do eyes play a role besides being different symbols in culture?

• What are some myths, superstitions and cultural beliefs about eyes?

I was often limited by watercolor in my finished products. In the legs and 2me2you projects, I realized that I could use more different materials to finish the finished products, and I could also finish the finished products in 3D. We used a lot of cardboard, tape and of course paint to complete the legs, which made each of our belongings become three-dimensional and bigger, while they still contain unique meanings. In 2me2you, my partner and I chose to use cloth to complete our scene design. We used cloth in one small scene, and we must also use cloth to make the picture unified.I still lack diversity in my experiments. I always confine myself to what I have, and I often shut myself in a comfort zone. My works are probably always very similar. Although I have booked the workshop, I think I still need to try some new things to put into my test. Always using the same material will gradually deviate from the concept of visual communication. Having a variety of visual feelings can better express what you want.

So I think I still need to try, experiment.

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