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This book is a literary essay, which is the daily life reflections of senior media person Chen Lei, one day, one picture, and one thought. I have been writing for more than two hundred days. The poetry is not in the distance, nor is it just mediocre in front of me. In an era characterized by digitization and high speed, slowly savoring the daily life provides us with a vivid sample of slow life. This book leads readers from the noisy external world to a peaceful inner world, where they can also heal themselves.

Since her grandfather passed away, Lan Zhiruo has not experienced the feeling of happiness for a long time. But the teacher just asked everyone to write a composition on the topic of "Happiness". Lan Zhiruo saw that her parents often quarreled over trivial matters, and she was very worried that they would divorce because of this. By chance, Lan Zhiruo was selected as a debater to participate in the debate competition "Can money bring happiness?" In the process of preparing her defense, Lan Zhiruo slowly regained her feeling of happiness.

"Half-Hour Comic World History" is a brand new work launched by Chen Lei (pen name: Erhunzi), the founder of "Hunziyue" with 3 million fans! "A Half-Hour Comic History of the World" is more interesting, hilarious, richer and better-looking than "A Half-Hour Comic History of China"! "Half-Hour Comic World History" is actually a rigorous and minimalist history of the world! The author was highly recommended by former CCTV host Zhang Quanling! The content of "Half-hour Comic World History" is excerpted from the Stone historical drama column under the public account. The column has a cumulative reading of 300 million, and the average reading is 600,000. Each page has historical jokes, which will make you laugh every three seconds. While you are laughing out loud, you are already familiar with history without knowing it. Just through hand-drawn drawings and jokes, the bastard has figured out a clear historical context: a minimalist history of Europe that is so simple that it collapses, the Once Upon a Time in America trilogy, a history of Japan that can be read in one breath, and the muscular Spartan warriors 300...