Go Where There Are Flowers

This book is unpretentious, yet deeply moving and charming. Tell a story about a real and down-to-earth life. For people who have always lived in the city and go to and from get off work every day, this is a different kind of life. Chai Hua's life is hard but practical. Sometimes there are risks, and sometimes there are unexpected situations, but this kind of living by one's own labor is really free and magnanimous. Like all hard-working working people, live your life down-to-earth and openly. This is something that those of us who are in conflict in the office every day cannot understand it at all. I lament their hard work and sleep in the open air, but I also envy the magnanimity and freedom in their lives. No matter how we choose to live, inner magnanimity is the attitude towards life we ​​should pursue.

It took me a week to read it intermittently, and I followed the author to experience "going to a place with flowers". Some people say that tragedy lies behind comedy. The author's personal experience is full of joy and sorrow. Through this book, I saw a career that I didn't know before, saw the true beauty of the world, saw the author who bravely embarked on a spontaneous journey, and saw... I admire this courage. I hope that many years from now, when I don't have the strength to face the high-pressure life, I will have the courage to escape for a short time and change my mood. I highly recommend this book. The author's writing is very delicate and fresh, and the scenery and people along the way are also wonderful.

This book is based on the author's personal experience and what he sees and hears. There are all kinds of difficulties. We know that the beekeeping industry is not easy. No industry is easy. People are working hard to live. There are extortionists, people who break promises, people who are hospitable and see humanity and kindness. If you suffer a loss this time, be careful next time. Life must go on. When we have the financial foundation, we can also take a casual trip to understand the world, broaden our horizons, increase our knowledge, and not dwell on the past, but strive for the present and the future.

It is really rare and precious to be able to truthfully express what you see, think and feel with little misunderstanding. The words are as fresh as if they were just picked off, dripping sharply, and straightforward without any disguise. Regardless of whether you can accept such warm words, I feel very sad after reading it. Although the experience is too unique and precious, there are not a few people who make a living from this experience. Best wishes! I hope the flowers bloom for a long time, and I hope those who persist in this persistence can do so! ! ! I also hope that people who are struggling to make a living will not have such a hard time no matter what. It's really sad.

After staying in one place for a long time, I always want to see the difference in other places, even if I just wander aimlessly, buy a ticket to a distant place at random, withdraw from the current environment, and experience other people's lives. Maybe it is not different, just going from where you live to where others live, but These are not important. What is important is to recharge your fading passion, give your tired spirit a massage, and add some variables, unknown surprises or trials to your unchanging life. I hope we can all retreat from the quagmire of mediocre life, and even if we are in jail, we still have the spirit to smile for the rest of our lives. Come on. Go chase the wind, go to a place with flowers, go to a world that makes you happy.

Go to a place with flowers. I learned about this book in "Flowers in the Rocks". I think that a living life must be bustling several times before it is considered a life in vain. A box of hives, countless lives, endless experiences of life, several transitions, although not as enthusiastic as the transition of herdsmen, but there are human feelings that cannot be brought by the grassland. There are flowers all the way, sweetness all the way. Isn't the buzzing of bees a moving piece of music?

I really like documentary prose now, because it is real. This article is truly recorded from the author's perspective. There will be no pre-arranged characters who only serve the male and female protagonists. Most of them are encountered by chance. This is the same as ordinary people's lives. People who meet once may never see each other again in their lifetime, so every meeting is unexpected and precious, and the plot that is not set by the script is also precious [like]. I know that this journey has an end. When the progress bar of the book is pulled in little by little, I know that it is almost over. Hahaha, I can't bear to leave it, because this kind of life that is off the track is very real, and I can't bear to let the companionship of three people overcome difficulties together. I hope this book's story is over, but your story is not over yet.

The plain description of the trivial days of escaping from daily necessities, and the humorous words attracted me to follow the author's itinerary and experience the life of a beekeeper, encountering different scenes and experiencing different things. It's good to read!

Only after reading this book did I know what a good work is: good works come from life. Teacher Chen Hui has in-depth experience of the life of a beekeeper, which is also called practice, so that he can write about the real experience of beekeepers and the difficulties and problems they encounter. It also made me understand the meaning of the sentence that only practice can explore the essence of the problem. The current literature lacks such books that go deep into the people at the grassroots level. It lacks this kind of writing that is not just moaning but unpretentious. As the saying goes, books that are not based on real life are flashy books. People at the grassroots level need spokespersons like Teacher Chen Hui. They need books that can truly reflect the needs and problems of the people, so that more professions can unveil their mysteries and more people can understand the ordinary but extraordinary professions in our lives.

Through the pictures and text of this book, I can intuitively understand the profession of beekeeping for the first time. It seems to be traveling all over the world, but in fact it is extremely difficult. After reading the whole book, my biggest feeling is that the author's descriptions of characters, food, and things are very delicate. The description of nature also makes me feel like my eyes are shining brightly. The moonlight was like broken mercury, dripping all over the ground. The pear tree dies, the corn grows, but the land lasts forever. Looking up, an orange light slanted out from the front right like a sharp blade, creating a gap in the thick black.

I like articles like this, they are very real and down-to-earth, and I especially like the title of the book - Go where there are flowers, it is beautiful. People always have to leave once in their lives. People often look to the distance, not because they yearn for a different kind of long-term life, but because they want to use the limited freedom stolen from the daily encounters to derive extraordinary courage and re-float in the ordinary daily necessities.

The language of this book is both simple and vivid, and it is very readable. The author participates in the whole process of beekeepers chasing flowers through personal experience, and narrates the ups and downs of beekeepers living in the open air, revealing to us the hard life of this industry. "Going to a place with flowers" sounds very romantic, but the reality is full of difficulties. Life is never easy, everyone has their own hardships. I have always believed that the power of reading is to break cognitive limitations by showing us a different kind of life. Internally, it can bring enlightenment to oneself, provide a new perspective on one's own life, and externally, it can better empathize with others, making each other more understanding and tolerant.

I have never read books of this style. After I saw the introduction of Chen Hui on Douyin, I read his writings. I thought that our own lives are so miserable, and there is really no spiritual support to make our lives sweeter. Who knew that this book written by Chen Hui attracted me deeply from the first chapter to the end. I was deeply shocked by her ability to face the ups and downs in life with strength!

As the author experienced "going to a place with flowers", I think everyone who is overwhelmed in life can try to go to a place with flowers, try to get out of the complicated life, and appreciate the beauty of the world.

The hardship and fatigue of beekeepers, especially when changing places, and the fear during transportation are also far from being as relaxing as described in the text. The place of residence must not only cope with natural disasters, but also prevent bullying from local snakes. Mentally and financially the pressure is huge.

Go Where There Are Flowers is a documentary prose. The author uses a relaxed and humorous writing style to record the experience and life of following beekeepers in pursuit of nectar, showing the true appearance and situation of beekeepers under the romantic color of blooming flowers. Although it is hard to go out for a walk, you feel at home.

It took me a few nights to read the entire book. It is a very interesting and down-to-earth book that allows us to see the hard work of beekeepers and the customs of different places. It is highly recommended!

The text is simple and unpretentious but hits the mark. It comes from the author's personal experience and is the epitome of every mortal who is tired of ordinary life, so it can touch people's hearts even more. This book is a worthy resting place for the soul.

It is a very readable documentary prose, just like what Chen Hui said in the book, "I want to use the limited freedom stolen from the daily encounters to derive extraordinary courage, and just dance in the ordinary daily necessities." It can really make me smile in the tired and high-pressure life, and then continue to dance in the daily necessities.

When I was a child, I envied the beekeepers from other places. After reading this book, I realized that they were struggling to make a living among thorns.

People often look to the distance, not because they yearn for a different kind of long-term life, but because they want to use the limited freedom stolen from the floating life of seeing each other day by day to derive extraordinary courage and re-float in the ordinary daily necessities.

This book is like a glass of plain water with nothing added. Enter real life in a simple way. You can live without drinks, but you cannot live without boiled water.

I really like such plain writing and such a different kind of life experience. When I was a child, I saw a beekeeper camping on the roadside of rapeseed flowers. I heard that he was from Zhejiang. I didn't understand why he traveled thousands of miles. After reading the author's book, I realized that every drop of honey is so hard to come by! I also learned more about the life of a group, which is great!

It's worth a read, highly recommended to primary and secondary school students.

The author uses simple and humorous language to describe the life of beekeepers as they move from place to place chasing flowers. Beekeepers are like hard-working bees, letting us know the hard work of beekeepers, and we can also experience the folk customs of different regions by following the beekeepers who chase flowers! Through the description in the book, you can experience the life of a beekeeper without going out! Very nice!

The language is unpretentious and down to earth, and it writes about you, me, and others in countless ordinary daily lives. In difficult days, it is humorous and positive, which invisibly lifts the readers up. No matter what, just chase the flowers with a smile!

The writing is fluent and well worth reading.

My writing skills are limited, so I can only say that this is a good book. The author's writing style is humorous, full of life, very spiritual and lively.

This book is simple and unpretentious, mainly written around beekeepers. Through this book, I realized that it is not easy for beekeepers. They rely on the sky for food, live outside, and have to worry about some people who come to beg for honey. Chen Hui is not like other writers. What she writes is real life.

My hometown is in the Northeast. When I was a child, I once saw beekeepers in the mountains and forests. Neat beehives were stacked beside the woods, and the buzzing bees made people afraid to approach them. The beekeepers wearing bee hats thought they were mysterious at the time. The author uses documentary techniques to let us experience the hard work and hardship of beekeepers while following the romantic journey of bees chasing the flowering period. While tasting the sweetness of honey, the writing style is simple and natural, which is great! [Like][Like]