The stomach speaks louder than the mouth - The voice of the bell

If you say "Let's play" he says "Let's play." If you say "idiot" he says "idiot." If you say "I won't play anymore" he says "I won't play."

Is it an echo? No, it's a monster from China.Cheering insectis.

Hello, this is Kamiyo. The Ousei Mushi is a monster that was originally introduced from China. Its appearance is like a lizard with horns, and although it is strange, it is a little different from the insects that Japanese people imagine. Why was this monster named Ousei Mushi?

In fact, the Chinese character for "insect" does not necessarily mean only insects. In China, "insect" is also a word used to describe strange things and monsters that cannot be explained in words. For this reason, there are many strange creatures in China that have the name "insect."

The voice-echoing insect is one of those insects that possess humans and speaks on their behalf from within their stomachs.Burning with passionIn modern times, they may be very frightening monsters in some ways.

Even so, hearing a voice from your stomach is the creepiest thing ever. The reason why Migi and Shinichi from "Parasyte" got along so well was because they happened to have good chemistry, but basically,Suddenly living with someone you don't knowI imagine the stress it would cause would be immense.

In China, people who only voice opinions that conform to those around them are mocked as ``answering insects'', as they have no opinions of their own and it's as if the insects are just replying for them.

When you are in the middle of a hierarchical relationship at work or in a club, you tend to get caught up in things that are different from your own opinions and will. Looking at the atmosphere in Japanese society, I can't say that this is wrong, but if you don't have your own opinions, you tend to be drawn in and agree with the opinions that seem bright, like an insect. I want to live my life with a strong sense of self.

However, it is difficult to change yourself that much in one leap, so I think it is best to start by taking things one step at a time.It's like, what's the point (crying insects)?Huh? Boring? No, that's not it. Apparently, that was said by the chorus of voices. Seriously.

(Image: "Nomorimushi" from Man'yūki)