What is the best way out for China writers?

I don't know when China writers began to learn and indulge in programming, making them look like science students. The modules they wrote are very powerful, can be called each other, and the interface is beautiful. "There are really many flowers in my dream" is a good example. Different from ordinary computer programmers, China writers program with Chinese characters, and the works they develop have their regular users, or readers. These people attach great importance to the author of the program. If they don't like it, they won't watch it. If they like it, even if it is a garbled book, even if there are many incomprehensible grammatical errors or low-level endless cycles, it will not affect them to read word by word with interest from beginning to end. With so many careless users, can China writers not work hard at programming? The same style, the same style, and even the same story can still form logical conditions by changing several character parameters and assuming several role functions, such as: if, or, and, which can be translated into poems or novels as "If" you don't love him, "or" He betrayed you, "You don't mind if I have a child ... and finally get a result: true. It is these modules that have been printed into a book and put on the bookshelf. Very interesting. These Chinese character programmers also formed an alliance, named Writers Association, to flatter each other and whitewash current politics, saying: China literature is now the best period. You are absolutely right. Literature has become a program, okay? The development team has its own responsibilities, and everyone keeps their own module interfaces. The splicing at the end is "the masterpiece of avant-garde literature", "He created an era", "This is a brand-new narrative style" and "I have to read it"! The sales volume is not bad, which has nothing to do with the population base of China. It is determined by the IQ, taste and even the degree of being fooled by some pseudo-intellectuals in China, real petty bourgeoisie and pseudo-intellectuals. Bored to the extreme, things that cost more than ten dollars are decorations, so it's better to look through them. By the way, China writers often clamor why their programs can't get the Nobel Prize in Literature nomination. Swedes are not retarded either. I'm afraid that the cashier program from the Bug is only suitable for narcissism and self-mockery of single-chip POS machines in China. I always think that the job of computer programmers is to solve labor problems with the simplest machine language, improve production efficiency and realize the four modernizations; The writer's role is to reflect rich social problems truly, frankly, interestingly or simply through artistic means, and to improve human self-examination. The former belongs to the category of material civilization and the latter belongs to the category of spiritual civilization. Now everyone is engaged in material civilization, and writers are no exception. They regard everyone as a robot, no longer creating, but taking the shortcut of hard programming, because: first, there are ready-made users, and second, they can get money quickly without brains. Xinhua Bookstore has become a computer room, which is full of servers with different bindings and layouts. Every server is equipped with the same fart wiping system. Open it, it's not binary, it's China literature! Crazy to the extreme! We often come across some large-scale literary competitions with high prizes. The biographies and great achievements of judges and writers are long and miscellaneous, which makes people take a bite of evil spirit, strike the table and play the bench, and wish to kneel down and beg him for mercy. Wang Meng spoke very well, and no literature of any dynasty reached its peak like today. The number of writers is almost catching up with the army-children, if you don't want to join the army, just sit at home and be a writer, and so does exercise! The volume of books far exceeds that of toilet paper-which supermarket have you seen put toilet paper as neat and luxurious as Xinhua Bookstore? Customers who visit supermarkets and bookstores also stare, carefully checking the price and paper quality. After a long struggle, finally, 20 yuan got money, some people bought books, and some people bought large bundles of toilet paper.