Global climate is clearly abnormal. It is extremely hot when it is hot, and bitterly cold when it is cold, or fluctuates between the two. The rainy season fails to bring rain where needed, while drought strikes areas that should be wet, and floods plague places that should not. Recent wind and snow have been particularly harsh, hail unusually large and abnormal, and typhoons frequent and unpredictable. Like a nervous system imbalance affecting the entire natural world, this deeply impacts global cash crop yields. Weather seems to be playing a cruel joke on humanity, but this joke results in natural disasters that harm people. Ultimately, the outcome is self-inflicted suffering under the long-held human belief that "man must conquer nature." In such erratic weather, how can there be national peace and prosperity? Humanity's harshest test has arrived.

This year's winter was not only particularly harsh but also arrived early. By late November, all of Europe had entered winter under the severe cold wave of an extra-strong cold air mass. Heavy snowflakes fell everywhere, covering Europe in a silver world, especially in Eastern and Northern Europe. France's Paris and Britain's London were no exception. European aviation and transportation were severely disrupted, and various disaster reports affected normal social operations. As temperatures plummeted rapidly, Paris dropped to minus six degrees by year-end, while Northern and Eastern Europe faced even harsher conditions, reaching minus twenty to nearly thirty degrees, breaking century-old winter temperature records.

People deeply feel the climatic imbalance. Seasons are no longer predictable, becoming confusing. Temperatures rise year after year, fluctuating wildly. Storms and typhoons are no longer rare, and temperature differences are abnormally high, with records broken annually regardless of the season. Spring arrives early; summer is exceptionally hot; autumn's climate resembles human temperaments; and winter's approach is particularly stern. Plants and flowers bloom and bear fruit earlier, sometimes even twice a year, creating bizarre scenes that seem like a confused matchmaking. Global migratory birds grow weary, unsure when to migrate. Seasons are no longer reliable guides for farming, yet changes occur constantly. Fortunately, modern high-tech and specialized climate science may provide updated information, allowing humanity to prepare for future contingencies.