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The West, the wilderness... it's the type I like. There are no people here, very little communication with the outside world, but still maintaining a faint connection, exchanging information. Being away from the crowd, not just in the West, but also in big cities. Strangers follow public rules, close in proximity but distant in heart. Why do I like being away from the crowd? Being away is to reduce the interference of the group, and being distant actually highlights the value of the group. Individuals also need the ability to break away from the group, otherwise they can only become puppets of the group. The social contract cannot be signed only once, the ability to exit is a guarantee of reflecting the true intentions of the group. But being away from the crowd is not just a social strategy, more importantly, it is a spiritual comfort. Just like quenching thirst by thinking of plums, every time I think of being away from the crowd, it makes me very happy. Of course, federalism, provincial autonomy are also essential aspects of being away from the crowd. Exploring more of the "West" of being away from the crowd, the wilderness, will make people like me feel satisfied and happy.