I'm Telling You a Joke, Don't Cry (New Version)

"I'm Telling a Joke, But Don't Cry" is a collection of essays suitable for reading on any occasion except funerals. The book consists of three parts. The author starts from what he knows around him, what he thinks in his heart, and his observation of the world. With a serious world view and relaxed writing, he tells the dramas and tragedies as if they are jokes, with the goal of making people laugh and cry, and by any means necessary. The author loves to observe life, has a "bad tendency" to laugh at everything, and strives to make readers complicit in this. The author is in his golden years when he is squandering his talent for making complaints and venting his desire for expression. He deserves to be appreciated, complained about, laughed at and scolded by all. You can start reading this book from any page. This book is the first collection of literary essays and complaints by Douban's "Uncle "". The author is good at observing the world. He often laughs and curses, and uses humorous and sharp writing to describe the people he sees and what happens around him. The interesting human relations and the world are either narrated, discussed or lyrical, with a strong sense of life. The whole book attempts to discover extraordinary stories from every mortal... It also aims to tell readers that "there are no ordinary or mediocre people in the world, and everyone is the protagonist of a huge story."