What is Qiu Zhijie's view of photography in Taking Stock of Modernism?

Qiu Zhijie said in the article "Inventory Modernism": "The simplest thing is to control the shutter speed during exposure to determine the state of the object. 1/ 1, 000 seconds shutter is enough to make bullets freeze in the air like Zhi Nuo's arrow, while a very slow shutter can drag crawling snails to the tail of a comet. Time becomes a movie with 24 frames per second, and then it can be cut, reversed or extended. Bill viola's slow motion is like a magnifying glass, turning tiny details in time into solemn ceremonies. Repeated shooting revived the concept of reincarnation and disintegrated the linear sense of time. Time-based media teaches us to experience virtual processes and treat time factors as clay. Degas' dream came true, and Cezanne's efforts became redundant. Eternity will be stored electromagnetically and finally digitally. All relationships will not be lost. The only thing that may be uncertain is actually ourselves. "While recognizing the importance of photography technology, we can't ignore the existence of people who use technology-people's concepts and consciousness are decisive.