People often ask me anonymously what I think about Kurozont.

I’m always afraid to answer. Because I’ve probably invested too much of my own personal feelings in it, answering them would reveal a lot of personal information: indigenous beliefs and foreign religions are well-developed in China’s coastal regions, and I live in an extended family where my relatives practice Buddhism, Catholicism, and some indigenous beliefs. I’m not a believer. I was exposed to leftist ideas from a very young age and often discuss these topics with my family.

… That’s it. I don’t dare say too much.