Philosophy is like wild grapes, growing sweet in the freedom to question. Carrying fragments of modern thought, Xiaofei travels between the Athenian agora and its schools, turning Heidegger’s “Being,” Freud’s “desire,” and Rawls’s “justice” into clever childlike remarks. Profound ideas shine with fresh light in conversations across time. This is no solemn philosophy lesson, but a warm adventure about thinking itself. When we dare to ask questions like children, thought breaks free of time’s constraints like a wild grapevine, bearing fruit full of wonder and warmth beneath the sunlight of conversation.
