In the squeeze of modern life’s high-pressure rhythm, such sensations become even more vital. Facing a chaotic and noisy world, the heart is constantly restless, tempted by desires, finding no peace. Only by attaining the intangible freedom of the wind can one truly live in the moment. As the master said, “Life is but a bowl of rice”—one must understand how to choose, let go, and release. Isn’t life much like a bicycle? Choose the right one, and once you ride, all around becomes still.
Therefore, when weighing rationality against emotion, we would rather embrace the latter’s “illusion.” This is not caprice, but a longing for belonging. It’s clear that compared to traditional chain-driven bicycles, belt-driven bikes better fulfill the audience’s desire for “inner calm.”