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There is a chronic poison in daily life. People who are poisoned by this poison will gradually lose their desire for everything. They live mechanically, with numb hearts, without any passion or impulse; they are lazy to pay attention to everything and lazy to think. The author Ximen Mei uses the thorough writing skills of a columnist for many years to cover the topics of life one by one. She wants to write her works to people with wild thoughts. These people may be a minority, but they exist in different groups. Just because of some wild thoughts in their hearts, they are ready to take action and try; they are full of vitality and different from others.

Read about spiritual growth from a love story, and look at the media world from a female reporter's experience in the world. Yang Man, who has graduated from university for two years, yearns for Beijing, Beijing's media, and Beijing's cultural and art circles. She started as an "intern reporter" and gradually got to know Beijing's colorful media circle. The ups and downs of youth and love in the complex life... Yang Man faced a difficult choice while thinking about the ideal of journalism and the ideal of love. Her struggle must also be your struggle, and her happiness must also be your happiness. Her experience is the experience of a group of people in the 1990s...

Food records time, and the demand for food promotes changes in the times. This is a handbook of individual growth and memory, as well as a history of the development and changes of contemporary society. The author uses a humorous and relaxed style to tell the story of the author's relationship with food, the city, and his friends since he was young. The text is rich in flavor and imagery. Through the clues of food and food, the history of changes in the times from the 1970s to the present is outlined. The book is also equipped with watercolor illustrations drawn by the author. The colors are bright, concise and generous, and full of childlike interest. The imagination of the content in the book becomes more concrete and perceptible, adding to the pleasure of reading.

My contemporaries and I probably all have very rich housing experiences. It can be said that the rental market is slowly becoming formalized under the promotion of our generation. We also found a city that suits us, a job that suits us, and a position that suits us while moving again and again. What makes me feel most fortunate is that I entered this stable stage of buying a house because I met him, Xishan. Ever since I bought my house, I have opened a column called "Jiehu Renjian" in the Shenzhen Evening News, Oriental Morning Post and other media, recording my life in the house in recent years. Before the collection was published, west Shem provided illustrations for the book to commemorate the process of us and our contemporaries from renting to buying a house, from wandering to a stable life.