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Teacher Liang selected the silhouettes of the world and life from 100,000 photographs, both inside and outside of them, pursuing similar emotions in unfamiliar distant places, and sending them to people who are going through hardships and hardships. "Because we don't have to go far, and with a traveler's perspective, there will be endless discoveries around each of us." Walking on the road with Teacher Liang. To travel, to discover, to open up. To extend the breadth of life, explore the depth of thinking, walk poetically on the road of mountains and rivers, and tell all directions about the myriad phenomena hidden in the depths of vision. As you walk through this world, you live and you love.

Why do we live so tiredly? Why are we becoming more and more confused? Why do we not even begin to know "who I am"? We have been accused of involution, and we have been accused of lying flat; we have been trafficked in loneliness, and we have been sold love; we have been pushed into opposition, and we have been denounced as heartless... So someone asked, what happened to this generation of young people? However, we also want to ask, how should we live "correctly" and live freely? Youth is for reading, traveling and love. Liang Yongan, professor of the Chinese Department of Fudan University and treasure teacher, said this in "Liang Yongan: Reading, Travel and Love" - ​​I have two suggestions for young people: first, to maintain curiosity about the world; second, to step out of your comfort zone and look for life in new things. Since modern times, the biggest factor in love is the change of women, and many men have not kept up with the changes in women's thoughts. Nowadays, many young people have been deprived of their free time and spend all day "996". Naturally, there is no very relaxed experience between the sexes. Liang Yong'an, a professor at Fudan University, cuts into the contemporary symptoms of the youth group from fifteen specific themes such as love, work, self, cultivation, loneliness, social interaction, personality, art, and female culture. He hopes to work with young people to break through the single perception of problems, find new ways of understanding, and realize the infinite possibilities and diverse values ​​of life. Follow Liang Yongan and be your sure self in uncertain times.

Why is being a woman a condition? What is women's independent will and freedom? How do women feel worthy and live an abundant life? Do women have to enter marriage? Why are we less willing to maintain long-term relationships? In the AI ​​era where everyone lives in algorithms, everything you love is designed by others and not built by yourself. How can we settle down and survive? In this era of uncertainty, young people, especially women, have a greater sense of insecurity and burnout. Through 52 questions about life, I hope everyone can avoid living in "quiet despair" in this transforming society, constantly improve their ability to transition, live out themselves through communication and complementation, develop their own value in a differentiated society, and live a romantic and professional life.