According to Aristotle, human beings can find happiness by honing their natural tendencies. That entails accepting and improving who we are at our core. And it seems like excellent counsel for all living things, not just humans. One foolish horse, on the other hand, is too busy horsing around and most likely neglected to attend its Philosophy 101 lectures.
Jingang is a dynamic horse with loftier goals than just a simple mount. As a horse should, it doesn’t appear to enjoy being ridden by others. Instead, it makes a concerted effort to evade doing its duties. In a very over-the-top manner, Jingang the horse pretends to be “dead.” It’s absurd. It’s amusing. It also serves as evidence that certain animals prefer to relax rather than work hard for their food like we do.
Not all horses want to work hard…
