Travel Around the World and Go Fishing

There are so many fictional novels on the market, artificial love and hate, quick counterattacks, weaving illusory perfection. This book is a real sea journey and is a long non-fiction documentary prose. I was tired of the shallow arguments and endless internal friction in the world, and my heart felt empty for a long time, so I invited three friends of the same channel to travel to various seas together. Every time we arrive at an island, we rent a boat from local fishermen and go out to sea to explore the water depth, ocean currents, seabed structures and inhabiting marine fish. The four companions each have their own pasts: Lao Zhou, who is calm and can endure loneliness, A Kai, who is familiar with mountain and sea equipment, Xiao Yuan, who was once addicted to fictional stories but now prefers the real world, and me, who is used to warming others but leaving an emptiness in my heart. The full text is advanced through daily conversations, recording the detailed daily life of going to sea, fishing, and watching the sea. There are no fabricated cool plots, only sea breeze, waves, quiet moments waiting for bites, relaxed chats between people, facing loneliness and freedom. Just like the words of Li Juan and Anne Ernault, they write about the time truly lived. During the journey to the sea, escape the hustle and bustle and slowly reconcile with yourself. Purpose: Stay away from the internal friction of the world, go to the mountains and seas, find inner peace in the real journey and nature, distinguish between fictional fantasy and real life, accept loneliness, and reconcile with yourself.