The "meme" mentioned by Dawkins can be a sentence in a book, a melody in a song, a meaning in a painting, or a scene in a movie. "Looking back at the desolate place, returning, there is neither wind nor rain nor sunshine," the words of Su Dongpo can be passed down for thousands of years, not relying on genetic inheritance, but continuing through human imitation and dissemination.
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The "meme" mentioned by Dawkins can be a sentence in a book, a melody in a song, a meaning in a painting, or a scene in a movie. "Looking back at the desolate place, returning, there is neither wind nor rain nor sunshine," the words of Su Dongpo can be passed down for thousands of years, not relying on genetic inheritance, but continuing through human imitation and dissemination.