Mr. Pingwa always likes to be quiet and is afraid of someone knocking on his door. What makes him feel comfortable is either walking on the land of the northwest, or reclusive in his study.
In fact, my husband also likes the excitement, but his excitement is not the bright lights, but the inner peace and the freedom of walking alone.
This book talks about emotions, hobbies, society and life. There is worldly wisdom and the joy of life.
To the hurried passer-by, Mr. Pingwa's collection of essays is just an arty plaything. But this book is written for walkers of life. I hope they can understand the true meaning of loneliness and be more calm and relaxed in life.
Reader comments
It is worthy of everyone's work. The profoundness in the text is thought-provoking, and this profoundness can be realized anytime and anywhere. Easy to understand. The book's rating is so low. If it hadn't been for accidentally reading a passage, I wouldn't have thought I could see Mr.'S book here.
A collection of essays by Mr. Jia Pingwa. He always likes to be quiet and is very afraid of someone knocking on his door. What makes him feel comfortable is either walking on the land of the northwest, or reclusive in his study. This is a very literary style. Therefore, his "Walking Alone" is about walking into the future alone, watching the world in silence, walking alone, enjoying the tranquility of being alone, and having a comfortable Zen mood. Reading Jia Pingwa's prose will give you a completely different feeling than reading his novels. It is recommended that everyone read it carefully.
It turns out that all kinds of little things in life can be written in books. Words always make reality seem unreal, but I have to admit that these ordinary little things make me have endless aftertaste. Reading this book reminded me of the beautiful childhood that I had forgotten in the tedious life. Maybe most people have a scar in their childhood, but why bother clinging to the past? Wounds will always scab. I also have my own little peach tree and little shell... Sometimes I really want to show off to Mr. Jia. I get a lot of comfort when I don't know what to do.
Suddenly I remembered a popular topic on Douyin: #Always take photos and record them. Yes, you must record them. Life is not only about fireworks, but also has a different artistic conception. "The sages are mediocre, adults, be careful." Now I feel like I should just live my life like this.
"Those who are at ease must be content, and those who are content must be sensitive and loving." Jia Dada is no exception.
He has a sensitive heart and eyes that are good at discovering beauty. In his ordinary and boring life, he always cared for flowers and trees, cherished the wind and lamented the rain, rejoiced in autumn and rejoiced in spring, sipped tea and admired the moon...
Quotes from this book:
1. Why wear such expensive jewelry? Gold and silver are mines, and so are handcuffs.
2. Reading must be good at reading, such as being able to understand the vastness of the world, being able to understand the difficulties of life, having self-awareness, being able to anticipate, not being sad for suffering, being happy when not being favored, not being lonely when you are lonely, not being alone when you are lonely, so you should abandon the desire for power, abandon glitz, be unrestrained and optimistic, and be self-respecting, self-reliant, self-reliant, self-reliant, not humble, not afraid, not vulgar, not flattering in the hustle and bustle of the world.
Jia Pingwa presents one warm and beautiful picture after another in front of readers through delicate brushwork. He uses warm stories to warm the hearts of every reader. He likes quiet, but also likes excitement. I have always considered myself a lonely person, and this book helped me understand the true meaning of loneliness and allowed me to face life more calmly. I like the author's attitude towards life, finding a balance between quietness and excitement, always maintaining a calm and unrestrained attitude in life, and cherishing every inner dialogue with myself.
It records the author's experience and insights of traveling the world alone. Through his own personal experience, the author describes the external scenery and inner feelings, thinking about the meaning and value of life. He uses delicate and simple brushstrokes to show the inner confusion and struggle of contemporary people when facing the fast pace of life. The whole book is full of poetry and philosophy. The text is concise but profound. The author uses emotion and body as the carrier to directly touch the readers' hearts. This literary masterpiece is full of charm and depth of thought. The author uses his unique way and perspective to open a window to the soul for readers.
Life is a lonely journey. We are all independent individuals and need to practice to be free and independent.
While reading this book, I was always awake, watching the white drawings flashing like a slideshow. They are emotions, scenery, various aspects of life, and spiritual enlightenment. However, I feel a little confused and sad, as if I am covered by a light layer of cold mist... "Walking Alone" is clearly a book about sobriety in the world! Why is this so? Suddenly I wake up, and the cold fog disperses: it belongs to the author... To me, "walking alone freely" is a state of life, and it is the pursuit/pursuit of life by an awakened individual life. The freehand brushwork of "walking alone" is a kind of warmth.
When I was a child, I went up the mountain to cut firewood and accidentally cut down a sumac tree. After a long time, my eyes, nose, and face were all swollen. My mother got some leeks, mashed them, and applied them on my face. The pain was really uncomfortable, and it was like adding salt to the wound. Fortunately, the swelling subsided the next day, and it took a full week to heal. From then on, When I saw the sumac tree, I walked around it. The old people often say that anyone born before July cannot touch it, and only those born after July can touch it. My dad is that people born in August are older than seven, so he is not afraid of cutting down the sumac tree. There is also a mantra, you are seven, I am eight, I will chop you down with one knife.
This book is not only a travel guide, but also a guide for inner exploration and self-growth. This is a book about solo travel and self-growth. By sharing his own travel experiences and mental journey, the author discusses the impact of traveling alone on personal growth and the meaning of life. Through delicate descriptions and in-depth thinking, the author conveys the freedom, inspiration and change that traveling alone can bring. This book is suitable for readers who are interested in travel and self-exploration.
Works by Jia Pingwa! Real and kind! Atmosphere! Don't stick to gorgeous appearance
To every lonely person
At first I didn't know that this was a collection of essays. I usually read novels, and I was really interested in reading those articles with strong story telling. I am not an expert at reading prose, and it is precisely because of this that I have been reading this book intermittently for more than two months, which is really an exaggeration. It's a bit hard to read, but I really enjoyed it. The title of the book focuses on "walking alone", but I read more of "freedom". He is so elegant, and these small diary entries reveal his feelings for all things. A star, a strange rock, a piano and a flute are all full of sound, color and emotion.
Loneliness is everywhere, and what is wonderful and rich is always your own heart that has experienced thousands of sails.
Mr. Jia Pingwa's description is very true, and his perception of life is indeed worth pondering. But the book contains some ubiquitous social phenomena and some suffocating but deep-rooted ideas about women that are so real that it makes people sad.
This book is super good, the writing is so thorough, the words overflow like running water, and every word is just right.
Life is a solitary practice. Instead of looking for a partner to accompany us, we should choose to be free and alone.
Although I am born in the 1980s, I may have had many similar experiences with the author, but without his talent and unbridled imagination, we should work hard!
Read this book to understand life, appreciate life, and think about trivial matters.
Cynical with a hint of childishness, I go my own way, write my heart in my own hand, enjoy grudges and grudges, and feel so uncomfortable.
Good content and practical,
People come and go, bustling, but after all, you are still alone
It's pretty good, there's a lot to empathize with.
I looked at the mountains, the water, and everything in the world, but I didn't look at you.
It is true, profound, and seems obscure upon first reading. Maybe it's because I didn't read it all in one go and it felt very strenuous. Please take time to read it again in the future!
The writing is majestic and gentle, so good!
A good book, with simple literary love, sincere emotions, and rich imagination. The author has an equal heart for all living beings. . True temperament. .
It is worthy of everyone's work. The profoundness in the text is thought-provoking, and this profoundness can be realized anytime and anywhere. Easy to understand. The book's rating is so low. If it hadn't been for accidentally reading a passage, I wouldn't have thought I could see Mr.'S book here.
A collection of essays by Mr. Jia Pingwa. He always likes to be quiet and is very afraid of someone knocking on his door. What makes him feel comfortable is either walking on the land of the northwest, or reclusive in his study. This is a very literary style. Therefore, his "Walking Alone" is about walking into the future alone, watching the world in silence, walking alone, enjoying the tranquility of being alone, and having a comfortable Zen mood. Reading Jia Pingwa's prose will give you a completely different feeling than reading his novels. It is recommended that everyone read it carefully.
It turns out that all kinds of little things in life can be written in books. Words always make reality seem unreal, but I have to admit that these ordinary little things make me have endless aftertaste. Reading this book reminded me of the beautiful childhood that I had forgotten in the tedious life. Maybe most people have a scar in their childhood, but why bother clinging to the past? Wounds will always scab. I also have my own little peach tree and little shell... Sometimes I really want to show off to Mr. Jia. I get a lot of comfort when I don't know what to do. Suddenly I remembered a popular topic on Douyin: #Always take photos and record them. Yes, you must record them. Life is not only about fireworks, but also has a different artistic conception. "The sages are mediocre, adults, be careful." Now I feel like I should just live my life like this.
"Those who are at ease must be content, and those who are content must be sensitive and loving." Jia Dada is no exception. He has a sensitive heart and eyes that are good at discovering beauty. In his ordinary and boring life, he always cared for flowers and trees, cherished the wind and lamented the rain, rejoiced in autumn and rejoiced in spring, sipped tea and admired the moon... Quotes from this book: 1. Why wear such expensive jewelry? Gold and silver are mines, and so are handcuffs. 2. Reading must be good at reading, such as being able to understand the vastness of the world, being able to understand the difficulties of life, having self-awareness, being able to anticipate, not being sad for suffering, being happy when not being favored, not being lonely when you are lonely, not being alone when you are lonely, so you should abandon the desire for power, abandon glitz, be unrestrained and optimistic, and be self-respecting, self-reliant, self-reliant, self-reliant, not humble, not afraid, not vulgar, not flattering in the hustle and bustle of the world.
Jia Pingwa presents one warm and beautiful picture after another in front of readers through delicate brushwork. He uses warm stories to warm the hearts of every reader. He likes quiet, but also likes excitement. I have always considered myself a lonely person, and this book helped me understand the true meaning of loneliness and allowed me to face life more calmly. I like the author's attitude towards life, finding a balance between quietness and excitement, always maintaining a calm and unrestrained attitude in life, and cherishing every inner dialogue with myself.
It records the author's experience and insights of traveling the world alone. Through his own personal experience, the author describes the external scenery and inner feelings, thinking about the meaning and value of life. He uses delicate and simple brushstrokes to show the inner confusion and struggle of contemporary people when facing the fast pace of life. The whole book is full of poetry and philosophy. The text is concise but profound. The author uses emotion and body as the carrier to directly touch the readers' hearts. This literary masterpiece is full of charm and depth of thought. The author uses his unique way and perspective to open a window to the soul for readers.
Life is a lonely journey. We are all independent individuals and need to practice to be free and independent.
While reading this book, I was always awake, watching the white drawings flashing like a slideshow. They are emotions, scenery, various aspects of life, and spiritual enlightenment. However, I feel a little confused and sad, as if I am covered by a light layer of cold mist... "Walking Alone" is clearly a book about sobriety in the world! Why is this so? Suddenly I wake up, and the cold fog disperses: it belongs to the author... To me, "walking alone freely" is a state of life, and it is the pursuit/pursuit of life by an awakened individual life. The freehand brushwork of "walking alone" is a kind of warmth.
When I was a child, I went up the mountain to cut firewood and accidentally cut down a sumac tree. After a long time, my eyes, nose, and face were all swollen. My mother got some leeks, mashed them, and applied them on my face. The pain was really uncomfortable, and it was like adding salt to the wound. Fortunately, the swelling subsided the next day, and it took a full week to heal. From then on, When I saw the sumac tree, I walked around it. The old people often say that anyone born before July cannot touch it, and only those born after July can touch it. My dad is that people born in August are older than seven, so he is not afraid of cutting down the sumac tree. There is also a mantra, you are seven, I am eight, I will chop you down with one knife.
This book is not only a travel guide, but also a guide for inner exploration and self-growth. This is a book about solo travel and self-growth. By sharing his own travel experiences and mental journey, the author discusses the impact of traveling alone on personal growth and the meaning of life. Through delicate descriptions and in-depth thinking, the author conveys the freedom, inspiration and change that traveling alone can bring. This book is suitable for readers who are interested in travel and self-exploration.
Works by Jia Pingwa! Real and kind! Atmosphere! Don't stick to gorgeous appearance
To every lonely person
At first I didn't know that this was a collection of essays. I usually read novels, and I was really interested in reading those articles with strong story telling. I am not an expert at reading prose, and it is precisely because of this that I have been reading this book intermittently for more than two months, which is really an exaggeration. It's a bit hard to read, but I really enjoyed it. The title of the book focuses on "walking alone", but I read more of "freedom". He is so elegant, and these small diary entries reveal his feelings for all things. A star, a strange rock, a piano and a flute are all full of sound, color and emotion.
Loneliness is everywhere, and what is wonderful and rich is always your own heart that has experienced thousands of sails.
Mr. Jia Pingwa's description is very true, and his perception of life is indeed worth pondering. But the book contains some ubiquitous social phenomena and some suffocating but deep-rooted ideas about women that are so real that it makes people sad.
This book is super good, the writing is so thorough, the words overflow like running water, and every word is just right.
Life is a solitary practice. Instead of looking for a partner to accompany us, we should choose to be free and alone.
Although I am born in the 1980s, I may have had many similar experiences with the author, but without his talent and unbridled imagination, we should work hard!
Read this book to understand life, appreciate life, and think about trivial matters.
Cynical with a hint of childishness, I go my own way, write my heart in my own hand, enjoy grudges and grudges, and feel so uncomfortable.
Good content and practical,
People come and go, bustling, but after all, you are still alone
It's pretty good, there's a lot to empathize with.
I looked at the mountains, the water, and everything in the world, but I didn't look at you.
It is true, profound, and seems obscure upon first reading. Maybe it's because I didn't read it all in one go and it felt very strenuous. Please take time to read it again in the future!
The writing is majestic and gentle, so good!
A good book, with simple literary love, sincere emotions, and rich imagination. The author has an equal heart for all living beings. . True temperament. .
I particularly like this book
What exactly is freedom?
I just like this book