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At the Military University of the Sea, Land and Air Force, strict discipline and youthful fireworks are strangely blended. This is not a story about "genius" or "counterattack." This is a story about reconciliation. Make peace with your imperfect self, make peace with the expectations of your family of origin, and make peace with the obsession of "must be perfect". In four years, from "doing your best" to "just passing the test", Lan Yuni unexpectedly learned the most important lesson in life within the rigorous framework of the military academy: school is not everything in life. Warm encounters, precious bonds and self-acceptance are the most perfect gifts given by youth. This is a gentle, healing, and pyrotechnic coming-of-age story. It tells the story of how a group of ordinary young people find their own balance point between discipline and freedom, ideals and reality, individual and collective, and finally go to their respective mountains and seas and every warm agreement with the belief of "qualification and warmth." If you have ever been anxious about "not being perfect" and tired from walking alone, this story will give you a warm hug. If you miss the trivial but beautiful daily life in college, this story will take you back to that summer. If you believe that the best growth is not to become another person, but to become more and more true to yourself. Well, welcome to the Military University of the Sea, Land and Air Force. There are no earth-shattering legends here, only the company of a steady flow; there are no perfect characters, only the arc of real growth; there is no youth that ends, only the warmth that continues in another way. Their stories may also be stories that you have experienced, are experiencing, or are about to experience.

When the rigorous architect Lu Shiyan meets Mi Hui, a handicraft girl by the stream, his precise world begins to allow for errors. She paid for his handmade bamboo basket with a clay handprint, and it became his first "imperfect collection" outside of his drawings. His world is composed of precise straight lines and data, while her language is composed of gentle curves and moonlight. Straight lines begin to learn to bend, and curves find their direction of growth. From the dispute over the size of the bamboo lampshade to the quiet heartbeat of fireflies by the stream, he analyzes happiness in architectural terms, and she weaves tenderness with bamboo strips. Under the moonlight, he clumsily held out the bamboo basket he had woven and asked, "Can I stay and watch the stream flow through your fingers every day?" Straight lines and curves embraced here, and they found the gentlest arc of life in each other's eyes.

The fireworks in the world are the most soothing to mortal hearts In two opposite doors on Qingshi Street in the small town, there live two "trouble insulators". Chen You, the most diligent young policewoman in the police station, can recite the sentiments of the people in her jurisdiction, but she can't manage her own three meals a day. Her life is filled with takeaway bags of spicy hotpot and fried chicken milk tea. Her kitchen is as brand-new as a model house, and stomach medicine and band-aids are a must-have. She firmly believes that eating is to live, and living is to work. Qu Yizhen, a descendant of a family of traditional Chinese medicine, could memorize the "Huangdi Neijing" by heart, but his hands shook like leaves in the autumn wind when giving acupuncture to patients. He believes that "food and medicine come from the same source". When buying vegetables, you have to use dewy food, and when cooking porridge, you have to hold the time. Seeing a takeout bag is like seeing a walking "spleen and stomach disease", and you can twist your eyebrows into the Chinese character "Sichuan". From the "narrow encounter between spicy hot pot and vegetable ribs", to "the tenderness of a bowl of hot soup that breaks the ice", to the "wonderful linkage of anti-fraud and health preservation"... This tug-of-war that started with "eating" finally created unexpected warmth. It turns out that the deepest healing is hidden in the trivial things of daily necessities, rice, oil, and salt; the strongest connection is just the words "The meal is ready, come and eat." This is a story about eating well and falling in love slowly. It tells you: The fireworks in the world are the most soothing to mortal hearts. And love is to find the person who is willing to eat many, many meals with you and light up each other's lives in ordinary daily life. --Your meal partner may be just a bowl of hot soup away.

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When an anxious illustrator who "lives his life as he feeds" meets a retired botany lecturer who "lives his life as poetry"-- A heavy rain, a goldfish that fell from a building, and a jar of freshly brewed strawberry jam started a slow-time healing journey for two lonely souls. This is a story about "slowing down". About how to go from "rushing to deadline" to "waiting for the flowers to bloom", from "what you raise will die" to "a family of seven fish", from "takeout to continue your life" to "simmer jam for forty minutes on low heat". It's about how two scarred modern people use the oldest wisdom - plant a tree, raise a fish, love someone - to heal each other and jointly build a "leisure time island" to fight against urban anxiety. --Dedicated to all you who still long to slow down in a fast-paced world. Open this book, take a sip of the sweetness of handmade jam, and watch a goldfish swimming leisurely. Maybe you will find: life should be like this, gentle, simple, and with an aftertaste.

This is a story about collision and reconciliation, dreams and reality, separation and reunion. It tells you: ·Learning is not everything in life. ·The most beautiful thing about youth is not smooth sailing, but seeing the firmer light in each other's eyes after facing the storm together. · True growth is not to become what others expect, but to learn how to live gently with the world while maintaining your original intention. · The best friendship is not that we will never be separated, but that after we go to the mountains and seas, we are still willing to return to the starting point year after year and tell each other: "I am very good and miss you too." Open this book and you will encounter: · A wonderful fusion of physical formulas and comic storyboards · The youthful thoughts hidden in the radio sound waves · The courage that shines in the pages of girls' comic books · Dream colors blooming on the palette · The warmth and healing baked in the oven And the most important thing - how five ordinary and extraordinary teenagers spent three years writing a youth epic about "becoming a better self". This story is dedicated to all those who have cried, laughed, been confused, and persevered on the middle school campus. It is also dedicated to everyone who has been or is being illuminated by someone on the way to growth, and who also strives to illuminate others. Not all encounters have endings, but some encounters are the best endings in themselves. This autumn, when the sycamore leaves fall, open this book. You will find that in your youth, there was such a tree, such a group of people, and such a time that will never fade.

The purpose of cultivating immortality is to live the way you like. Practice is not everything in life. The social animal Hua Yuqing died suddenly after staying up late at night and became a fringe disciple of the Tianyan Sect in the world of immortality. Faced with the trend of extreme involution and the sole goal of ascension, she decisively chose Qingwu Peak, the most remote place, and set a new goal in life: to retire after completing the foundation, and enjoy leisurely fishing every day. This is a story about a salty female protagonist and a talented male protagonist, who use fireworks to heal the entire world of immortality. There is no intrigue, no sadistic betrayal, just the warm daily life of the flowing water on Qingwu Peak, the mutual company of a group of lovely people, and a gentle answer about the "essence of practice." The genius of the scroll king vs the salted fish of the Buddhist lineage, who defeated whom? The answer lies on the Qingwu Peak where the mountains are filled with cinnamon and the fireworks are bright.

The title of the book is "Daily Hearings". This book is a collection of essays that records daily life and various situations in the world. It uses plain writing to describe the fireworks in the world and the passing years, and sees the authenticity and warmth of life in the details. He sees the heaven and earth every day, and understands people's hearts through seeing and hearing. This collection of essays about ordinary life captures every tiny flash of life, and the reality of the world hidden in the ordinary fireworks. The book collects what the author sees, hears, thinks, and feels in his daily life, recording various aspects of the city and country, as well as ordinary people's trivial matters in sincere words, to restore the most authentic appearance of life. Record daily news, describe the harmonious coexistence between people and nature, warm daily life, and see the poetry and distance of life in the ordinary.