Omnipotent Youth Society - The Diver

To Omnipotent Youth Society:
In 'Ten Million Hippies', you asked "Who comes from mountains, rivers, and seas, yet is confined by day and night, kitchen, and love", a question that planted a seed in the hearts of our generation.

In the silent roar of 'Kill the Shijiazhuang Man', I heard the sigh of an entire era—the evenings drowned in beer, the bottle caps left untightened, the cycle of "living like this for thirty years"—all the most authentic epic of ordinary people.
Not singing of cheap hope, nor peddling despair. In 'Heart-Wrenching Jokes and Long Daydreams', you turn absurdity into poetry and loss into melody.

Those imageries of crumbling buildings and descending darkness are not prophecies of doom, but the gentle resistance of the awakened.
Thank you for building a sanctuary with your music, where all those "living within their experiences" can find moments of resonance and peace.

Your silence is more powerful than noise, your restraint closer to truth than outburst.
May Omnipotent Youth Society continue to "perish proudly", to be that unsinkable submarine in the torrent of time.