In my mind, I can see a picture of a woman sitting in her yard with her children in the bright moonlight, staring up at the moon, while a prisoner is sitting under the prison window, and a beam of moonlight shines on the prisoner's face through the prison window. They are missing each other, thinking about the good old days and looking forward to a new life after they get out of prison.
In the UN peacekeeping forces, people from different countries, different colors and different languages come together. They practice and exercise together and live the same life together. In a peacekeeping operation, a white-skinned soldier had his legs blown off. He told a black brother to walk through the bullets and risk his life to get him out. In the rehabilitation center, the black brothers took good care of him and gave him the courage to live.
On the border between the two countries, residents on both sides are engaged in various economic and cultural activities, and they can speak two different languages. They introduced the friendly neighbor across the line to the children. Soldiers on both sides of the line can look at each other, smile at each other and show their white teeth.
Although the sun will set on my horizon, it will not prevent it from rising on your horizon. The world is one. Although we have differences in countries, colors and languages, we are always a family, living on the same earth.