One essay on two nearly identical refusals: a king closes a culture for everyone, while a young woman speaks only for herself and leaves the world intact.
A sealed labyrinth contains no gold, only the ordinary artifacts of a culture rejected a thousand years earlier. The treasure hunters cannot imagine that value may belong to someone else and not to them.
Li Wenxiu's final sentence uses the same language of dislike, but refuses to turn personal taste into a law for others.
一篇读两句几乎相同的“不喜欢”：国王替所有人封住一座文化，李文秀只替自己说话，并让世界仍然完整。
封闭的迷宫里没有黄金，只有一千年前被拒绝的一整套日常文化。寻宝的人无法想象：一样东西可以对别人有价值，却不必对自己有价值。
李文秀结尾那句“不喜欢”用了近乎相同的语言，却拒绝把个人选择变成替别人封门的法。