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This book is a collection of essays, which mainly describes the interesting things in the lives of the painters Yun Chao and Wen Tao. It is full of interest but still innocent. Occasionally, the inspiration is revealed, but it flows out casually, as if it is expressed directly from the heart, without any trace of elaboration. The joys in the boudoir can be called the contemporary "Six Chapters of a Floating Life". The painter's life described in the book pays attention to plants, animals, weather, and art. There is no market atmosphere, no moaning disease, he is straightforward and unrestrained, regardless of gains and losses, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and a completely quiet and contented life. In addition to the boudoir joy of "Six Chapters of a Floating Life", there is also the refreshing pastoral wind of Tao Yuanming's style. For the busy and crowded contemporary people, it is like a spring of water that cleanses the soul.

This book is not a grand banquet, but an exquisite afternoon tea. It does not have romance, nor does it have the grand openings and closings of life. It only has those small stories and small insights, which are like a bright color in life, warm and profound. The author uses words to vividly display the purity and depth of his heart, allowing people to find spiritual resonance while reading. The short stories recorded in the book, although ordinary, shine with dazzling light in the author's writing. It makes people feel as if they have traveled back to their own past while reading, and those moments of joy or sadness, laughter or tears have become so clear and real. This book is like a mirror, reflecting our inner world. It tells us that happiness is actually very simple, hidden in those ordinary and real life moments. As long as we feel and cherish it with our hearts, we can discover the beauty and warmth in life.