"大自然是一个无限的球体，其中心无处不在，而其周界无处可寻。"
— Blaise Pascal
Simplified Meaning:
Nature is vast and limitless, like a giant, unending circle that has no specific starting or ending points. Imagine a field that stretches out as far as you can see, with no clear edges to mark where it stops. Just as you can't find where the field begins or ends, nature doesn't have a defined center or boundary. Everything within this expanse is equally important and connected. For example, think about the water cycle: rain falls everywhere, fills rivers and lakes, evaporates into the sky, and then falls again. There’s no one point where it all begins or ends; it’s a continuous, interconnected process. Similarly, in our daily lives, everyone plays a vital part in the bigger picture, and every place in nature is significant. By recognizing this, we can appreciate the interconnectedness of life and understand that each person, plant, or creature has its own role to play, no matter where they are.
