觀察人類在社會中的行為時，可以發現他們常常如同擬態的昆蟲一般，透過隱藏自我來適應周圍的環境。這種隱藏不僅僅是表面的改變，更深層次地體現在情感和思想的掩飾上。人們可能會為了迎合他人的期待或避免衝突，故意壓抑內心的真實感受，形成一種“保護色”。 個體可能會利用他們所塑造的形象，來操控或影響周圍的人，進而達到自己的目的，就如同擬態的昆蟲狩獵一般，但真正的自我始終被埋藏在層層的偽裝之下。在追求社會認同的同時，人們或許會開始質疑：究竟是為了迎合他人，還是為了尋找真實的自我而活著？
When observing human behavior in society, it is evident that people often behave like mimicry insects, adapting to their surroundings by concealing their true selves. This concealment is not merely a superficial change but is deeply reflected in the masking of emotions and thoughts. People may suppress their inner feelings intentionally in order to meet others' expectations or to avoid conflict, forming a kind of "protective coloration." Individuals may use the image they have crafted to manipulate or influence those around them, thereby achieving their own goals, much like mimicry insects hunting in nature. However, the true self remains buried beneath layers of disguise. While pursuing social recognition, people may begin to question: are they living to cater to others, or are they truly searching for their authentic selves?
