This is a spiritual essay written for adults on the go. There is no ups and downs in the plot. It only uses plain and delicate words to describe the daily life and worries of urban beings. From the perspective of ordinary people, the book talks about internal conflicts in the workplace, late night insomnia, the warmth and warmth of human relationships, and the mood of being alone. It includes both the confusion and hesitation of youth and the clarity and relief of middle-aged people.
He wrote about the loneliness of living in a group of people, hiding the unspeakable fatigue of adults, and also recorded the soft moments of looking back on childhood and feeling tenderness. If you read it when you are in your twenties, you will be able to understand the confusion of the road ahead, and you will feel resonance and vigilance; if you read it again when you are approaching middle age, you will understand that every word is consistent with half a life's experience, you can understand the choices and let go of your obsessions.
The text is gentle and healing, with its own pyrotechnics and philosophy of life. It is suitable for quiet reading in your spare time late at night. Find peace in the impetuous life, settle down in the worldly world, understand waiting and self-healing, learn to reconcile with life, and let the wandering heart find a stable home.
