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  1. The Countryside, a Decaying Statue Wild Spring Outside the Post Office952 Wordsongoing Looking at the scene in the countryside before me, I always wonder: Can the countryside get better and better? ..., Maybe the facilities will become better and better, more and more convenient, and there will be more and more "farmhouses", but it no longer has much soul. No matter how much makeup it is, it can't escape the fate of being a specimen or a statue... —Favorites177Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  2. Another Kind of "Famine" Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing When I read Mo Yan's prose recently, what impressed me the most were the words about eating. The situations of hunger, thirst, and panic cannot be written so "obscenely" and "explicitly" without personal experience. Readers who have not had similar experiences will not be deeply moved. Today's children probably just smile with disdain, and then look suspicious: "Really?...". —Favorites246Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  3. The Media Is Not Peaceful Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing To ordinary people, it seems that we all "know too much." Nowadays, falsehoods are rampant and vanity is the rule. Independent thinking and judgment are particularly important. Most of the information in the media world is worthless to the vast majority of people. What's more, in the "eyeball economy", the media today is so "soft" that it is beyond ordinary people's imagination. Even for documentary news programs, I can feel the smell of behind-the-scenes marketing operations. Every word spoken —Favorites151Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  4. Me and the Land Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing I often think that when facing the land, we often feel helpless and lost, just because we have too many extravagant expectations, greed, and comparison. If life could be simpler, in fact, it would be enough for us to have some land. Our pursuits always seem to be far beyond what the land can provide, to the point of being overwhelmed. In fact, the land has satisfied our most important appetite, but we are not satisfied. We always hope to make a fortune from the land, and often do not hesitate to —Favorites187Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  5. Live in the Moment Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing I often see some very wise summary texts: "How much does a lifetime cost?" ", "How much does it cost to raise a child? ", "How much does it cost to be a college student? ", "How much money do you need to spend on XXX in your lifetime"... It makes people panic after reading it! After watching it and thinking about it, I will have an impulse: to rob a bank! —Favorites111Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  6. Live Clumsily Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing There are thousands of ways to live in the world: live noblely, live insignificantly; live decently, live in disgrace; live brilliantly, live wantonly; live humbly, live romantically; live crazily... There are things I yearn for, and there are things I despise, but none of them belong to me. Only "living clumsily" is a judgment that I can recognize and have to accept. —Favorites193Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  7. "Expensive" and "Cheap" Careers Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing I personally feel that as long as you are within your sight or influence, you are a person worthy of everyone's respect and need, what you do is recognized by others, and you are worthy of your own conscience, there is no need to be ashamed of your career. In your circle, even if you are powerful and wealthy, but no one respects you and everything you do makes you feel disgusting, you don't need to feel superior. No matter how much people who don't know the truth praise you and think highly of y —Favorites107Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  8. City, Give Me a Reason to Live in Peace Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing From the perspective of social attributes, I seem to be an urbanite. Now that the government is reforming household registration, everyone is a "resident household" regardless of urban household registration or agricultural household registration. Physically, we seem to have been "urbanized", but for some reason, apart from work, this place seems to have nothing to do with me. The small nest I live in will soon have nothing to do with me. I feel empty in my heart, and I can't give me a reason to —Favorites163Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  9. He Only Cares About Things Outside the Window and Ignores the Books of Sages. Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing "Having no ears to hear things outside the window, only reading the books of sages and sages" is very unrealistic nowadays, but we seem to have gone to the opposite side of it - only paying attention to the things outside the window, and ignoring the books of sages and sages. —Favorites223Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  10. Stuck Time Wild Spring Outside the Post Office961 Wordsongoing Suddenly, I realized how luxurious it is to be able to quietly watch the sun rise and set, and the people and scenery slowly grow old! —Favorites185Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  11. So What If the Romance Is Romantic? Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing  Talking about romance when you are hungry is naturally abominable. Nowadays, most people are well-fed and well-fed but they can't take their eyes away from money. They leave romance behind and seem to have gone to the other extreme. When I was often hungry in the past, I always hated gardening, walking dogs, knitting and other leisure activities. I felt that they were idle, not doing serious work, and wasting their time. If I think about it now, it really feels like "sour grapes". —Favorites1.3kClicks/ch—Nutrition
  12. Twenty Years up and Down, Two Hundred Miles Across Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing The long river of history rolls forward. In just twenty years, it spans two hundred miles. It is changing almost with each passing day. Old words are constantly being forgotten and new words are being created. "It's not that I don't understand, the world is changing fast." Whether you are at a loss or excited, whether you follow the trend or stay alone, history will carry us forward... —Favorites245Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  13. Talk About "Mountain Dwelling" Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing The articles written by literati about mountain dwellings are always fascinating. In fact, if you look closely, most of them are just guests, looking at the mountain dwellings from a long distance. It can only be regarded as a trip. If you live there for a long time, I am afraid it will be a different situation - "Tourists say that mountain dwellings are good, but mountain monks say that mountain dwellings are difficult." The reality is that the vast majority of people, especially young people, —Favorites276Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  14. Talking About Cutting Firewood Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing I have always felt that the experience of burdening the body for life needs such as chopping firewood is very helpful for growth... The process of chopping firewood contains almost all the deep contents of life philosophy, the game and integration between man and nature, walking and rest, achievement and responsibility, persistence and giving up... —Favorites169Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  15. Seeker Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing Many times, I envy people who have faith. Whether it is Christianity or Buddhism, in reality or in books, the piety, determination and enthusiasm of believers often impress me. I feel that faith is indeed a good medicine for the secular world, but I have not chosen any of them so far, although I often need healing... —Favorites291Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  16. It Is Not Easy to Be Quiet in the Years Wild Spring Outside the Post Office768 Wordsongoing The quiet years do not necessarily require much novelty and tallness, but they do require something that has endured through the years and is full of warm memories, such as a piece of art stuffed with pulp. Even if it is old, it can even be more simple and sincere. —Favorites148Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  17. Awkward People Wild Spring Outside the Post Office2k Wordsongoing Every time I go back to my hometown, I always feel chilled when I see the depression and ruin in the countryside. Is it normal to see such a contrast between the prosperity of the city and the decline of the countryside? —Favorites184Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  18. Destiny and Backing Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing As a person lives, he probably can't help but hope to have some backers or inevitably become the backers of others. —Favorites231Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  19. Old Childhood Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing My son's class in elementary school held a team activity. The theme was to talk about his parents' childhood. The result was that each parent's childhood was poorer than the other. —Favorites549Clicks/ch—Nutrition
  20. Seclusion in the City Wild Spring Outside the Post Office1k Wordsongoing Nowadays, there are many people who yearn for seclusion in the mountains, and the media often reports on it, making us who work around the city all day envious... —Favorites383Clicks/ch—Nutrition