Library

This is a book about chatting, with a variety of topics, ranging from far and wide. It can be used to make tea, drink wine, go to temples, and visit boudoirs... Chatting sounds very superficial, and I can't imagine how valuable it will be. In fact, there is a lot of knowledge in chatting and it is worth talking about. When chatting, Teacher Mao Jian said that she had met wise people, and wise people were indeed salty. When chatting, a veteran of the Kuomintang said that he had touched an atomic bomb and it was so damn round. Even if a true wise man is sweeter than diabetes and a true atomic bomb is more powerful than Fang Zhouzi, it will not prevent us from happily listening to the nonsense of teachers and veterans and going home to sleep peacefully. The truth of the world is fragmented and half-understood in the heads of university intellectuals, and there is no need to use it to embarrass the common people. However, every fallacy, every gossip, added together, can become a complete explanation of the common people's view of the world, and everyone can put their minds at ease. If the people chat, the people will die if they don't talk. Chatting beats boredom.