“Elephant of truth”的版本间的差异
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| − | “Elephant of truth” sounds | + | [[File:elephantoftruth.gif|250px|thumb|right|''“I beg you, elephant of truth!!”'']] “Elephant of truth” sounds the same as “truth” or “actual situation” (真相). In the subversive mythology of online Internet creatures, the elephant of truth is the largest animal in the [[Mahler Desert]] and the only animal that poses a threat to the [[river crabs]]. The elephant of truth does not show itself unless called. It vanished sixty years ago (when the PRC was established) but has reappeared recently, perhaps coaxed back by the thriving population of [[grass-mud horse|grass-mud horses]] and [[valley dove|valley doves]]. Elephants of truth have been known to smash river crabs to bits; however, the river crabs can scale the elephants and, while unable to kill them, claw deep into their eyes, ears and mouths. The one animal that can rescue the elephants of truth from the river crabs are the “reed storks” (''wěiguàn'' 苇鹳), which come to [[surround and watch]] (''wéiguān'' 围观). When the elephants of truth are paired with the reed storks (i.e. when people scrutinize the truth) they create an invincible force. |
| − | The river crabs naturally despise the elephants of truth and call them | + | The river crabs naturally despise the elephants of truth and call them “cloth chirping elephants of truth” (''bù míng zhēn xiàng'' 布鸣真象) who [[don't understand the actual situation]]. |
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2023年8月7日 (一) 05:01的最新版本
zhēn xiàng | 真象
“Elephant of truth” sounds the same as “truth” or “actual situation” (真相). In the subversive mythology of online Internet creatures, the elephant of truth is the largest animal in the Mahler Desert and the only animal that poses a threat to the river crabs. The elephant of truth does not show itself unless called. It vanished sixty years ago (when the PRC was established) but has reappeared recently, perhaps coaxed back by the thriving population of grass-mud horses and valley doves. Elephants of truth have been known to smash river crabs to bits; however, the river crabs can scale the elephants and, while unable to kill them, claw deep into their eyes, ears and mouths. The one animal that can rescue the elephants of truth from the river crabs are the “reed storks” (wěiguàn 苇鹳), which come to surround and watch (wéiguān 围观). When the elephants of truth are paired with the reed storks (i.e. when people scrutinize the truth) they create an invincible force.
The river crabs naturally despise the elephants of truth and call them “cloth chirping elephants of truth” (bù míng zhēn xiàng 布鸣真象) who don't understand the actual situation.
