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"May you go away for half your life and come back as a young man." After hearing this fashionable saying among young people, the author couldn't help but sigh: It's hard to stay young, and it's hard to return to your hometown! On the road to study and scholarship, we need colleagues who do not forget their original aspirations. Based on his own life experience of studying, teaching and scholarship, the author uses Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" as the basic framework, and combines the problems and confusions and hesitations that doctoral students and young scholars often encounter in their study, teaching and scientific research work. The author writes articles on corresponding themes and compiles them into a book to discuss with the readers what "study life" and "life science" are.

It is his pride that is not cherished, it is the freshness he exchanged for sincerity, and it is my antidote to my poisonous love.

This book contains sixty-three essays by the author, which are bits and pieces collected from his past life journey, and incorporate some understanding of Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" to reflect the academic realm, brand level and the way of life. Some of these hindsights, perhaps with a bit of hindsight, can help readers explore their own paths in life.

This book is a collection of 68 articles written by the author when he was trekking between "thousands of mountains and rivers" in management academics and life history. Each article is interpreted by Laozi's "Tao Te Ching". The book is divided into three parts. The first part talks about seeking knowledge: talking about one's own experiences, lessons, observations and thoughts in studying, teaching and research, as well as the experiences of communicating with teachers, colleagues and students from all walks of life; the second part talks about travels. History: Share your thoughts and thoughts while traveling around various places and visiting scenic spots; Part Three: Thinking about life, thinking about the "three lives" (livelihood, living, and life) and the "three necessities" (money, living well, and life) on the road of life, and sharing life insights. The content of the book directly addresses the problems and confusions encountered by current college students (mainly master's and doctoral students), university teachers (including young teachers), and business managers (including MBA and EMBA students). It combines the author's observations, practices, and experiences to provide some useful references.

As the youngest professor at the 21st Century Medical College, Ye Lin refused to be poisoned to death by his own homemade poison. "Repay the favor, don't be afraid." The unidentified evil man played with the taste. Ye Lin, who was new to the other world, twitched the corners of his mouth slightly and felt that his IQ was being rubbed on the ground. If you have something to say, don't move your teeth. Repay a favor? Are there any vaccines on your teeth? If I hadn't seen my blood on your teeth, I almost would have believed it... The man touched his lips with his jade finger, and the tip of his tongue accidentally swept over the fangs, but his eyes were innocent, "I... I didn't lie to you~" This article is about strong men and strong women, one-on-one, the contrast between cuteness and hot girls