long road

When a child is born to a man, the old world is long gone.
The new world has no sunshine and blue sky, no home and civilization,
There was only biting wind and snow, and a darkness darker than black.
Children only know that the world is full of predators and cannibals.
Except for the father and son, no one on this road has good intentions and faith.
As they headed south, they still believed that there was a long-lost virtue ahead.
Whenever I look back, I only see purgatory on earth everywhere.
And looking to the future, only death will be there...

When death is always around us, can we take the lives of others in order to survive?
When there is nothing but desolation on the long road, how can we persist in holding up the torch of hope and live a noble life?
This is a cautionary fable written by a father for his young son,
It is also an apocalyptic elegy delivered by a wise man to the next generation.
McCarthy, one of America's greatest living writers, has a burning gaze;
The book is refined and woven into an important masterpiece that directly addresses the issues of environment and human nature.