In a remote mountain town, there lives a religious leader known as the "Guide of Light" by his followers. He wears simple robes, has a long white beard, and exudes a quiet and determined strength in his every move. This community is isolated from the world and relies on traditional farming and handicrafts. Although the tentacles of modern technology have reached every corner of the world, this place seems to be stuck in an era forgotten by time. The Guide of Light stands on the stone steps in the center of the village, and the village square is surrounded by devout believers. He unfolds an ancient parchment scroll and begins his weekly sermon. His words are deep and powerful, and as the light of the setting sun shines on his face, it seems that his words are inspired by revelation. "Dear children, we live in an age that is confused by technology. What changes have those automated machines, those frequencies that connect our world, brought to us?" He runs his fingers through the air, as if depicting an invisible threat. "God created us and gave us the essence of life. We are the people of the land, friends of the sun and rain. What about technology? It is driven by human desires and is a provocation to the natural order. All inventions that go against God's will are a test of our pure souls." He paused for a moment, his eyes sweeping over every pious and busy face. "There were outsiders who brought dazzling screens and ubiquitous sounds. But what about them? They made our hearts numb and made our prayers powerless. Do we want to let these products dominate our lives?" The believers nodded one after another, questioning and resisting technology in their hearts. They had heard about the hustle and bustle and pressure of the outside world, and felt that the tranquility here was more precious. The light guide took a deep breath and raised his hand to make a sacred gesture. "From this moment on, I call on you to put down those glittering temptations, return to nature, and return to the holy life given to us by God. Let us protect this piece of pure land together and no longer be bound by modern technology." Under his call, the community reorganized, insisted on farming and living in traditional ways, and resisted the intervention of modern technology. They believe that this pure and simple life is the most loyal devotion to God. From the eyes of the bright guide, believers see the hope of returning to nature and inner peace.