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"The 'horizon' can be understood visually as the edge where the 'sky' meets the 'earth', and with the development of cities and human civilisation, the 'horizon' is no longer simply a line. "With the development of cities and human civilisation, the 'horizon' is no longer simply a line, but an opportunity to look into the distance. Whereas humans usually look up to the lofty heights in front of them, as we raise our perspective, all man-made objects become submerged in mountains, rocks, trees and lakes, and the skyline changes from straight to curved. When a shared planet is suspended in space, we will need to rethink trade disputes, capitalist plunder, geopolitics, religious beliefs, heroism and war, all of which are characteristic of human society, in the context of a community of human destiny, otherwise the fate of humanity will be a 'reboot' of the planet.