This book is a selection of the most interesting, humorous, profound and popular parts of Liang Xiaomin's economic prose. It combines literature, history, news, life and other aspects to explore economic issues, such as the cost of raising children, the different reactions of Nobuko skirts and Oshima Shigeru windbreakers in the market, why chefs don't do housework, and whether corrupt officials can be happy, etc. Economics is a discipline that applies to the world and cannot be ranked high in temples. Only by stepping out of the academic ivory tower and becoming known to ordinary people can it truly serve real life. The vivid and interesting economic stories in the book break the economics textbook-style learning method and help readers break down barriers and have an easy conversation with economics.
