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"Leonardo Da Vinci's Wisdom Notes (Give Life a Shallow Smile, Bilingual Collection of Four Color Paintings)" is the sincere and beautiful words of life from Leonardo da Vinci, the great genius of the Renaissance era. In addition to painting, Leonardo da Vinci also made great achievements in the fields of architecture, art, medicine and other fields. He was also good at writing beautiful essays and created a large number of fables, philosophy, literature and other works. "If there is no clear flow in the water, purity will turn into worry-free; if the heart does not rush, the essence will be like smoke and clouds"; "The distant past is vivid in the mind, but the recent events are as blurry as the past"; "The mottled old city wall, As long as it doesn't fall, it will be the beauty of the world."... Regarding life, living, and art, Leonardo da Vinci once had many wise and beautiful words in his manuscripts and diaries, cracking the code of life, and making people enlightened between the lines. "Leonardo da Vinci's Wisdom Notes (Give Life a Slight Smile, Bilingual Collection of Four-Color Beautiful Paintings)" is a collection of essays.

Leonardo da Vinci left many notes throughout his life. He had tens of thousands of notes. Later generations are also looking for these precious notes and preserving them. From these notes, we can not only get a glimpse of the ideological circuit of Leonardo da Vinci, but also trace the ideological trend of the Renaissance. Leonardo da Vinci was diligent in recording throughout his life and wrote tens of thousands of notes. Today, only more than 5,000 pages remain. The notes in this book cover many fields, including a large number of explanations and sketches on astronomy, geography, architecture, water conservancy, fossils, and even optics. There are many wonders among them, and all kinds of knowledge that transcend the cognition of the times emerge in endlessly. Its preciousness can be seen from the world's pursuit of it. His works are scattered in various European countries. Although later generations tried hard to preserve them, some of them were destroyed by Napoleon. Therefore, this manuscript is particularly precious. This notebook was auctioned by Microsoft founder Bill Gates for US$30.8 Million in 1994, making it the most expensive book in the world and making this notebook truly well-known to the world. Most of Leonardo da Vinci's notes were written backwards in Italian with his left hand. The reason for writing backwards was to prevent the handwriting from becoming blurred. However, most of Leonardo's handwriting is messy and therefore difficult to read, and must be mirrored to read correctly. Leonardo da Vinci's great talent in using language, rhetoric and image thinking made these chapters beautiful essays that future generations will never tire of reading.