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This is a spiritual journey of a traveler. It is also a text that everyone who yearns for freedom should read. It is a song of the soul that comes from the mutual gift of temperament between man and nature. The book contains more than 60 of Duoduo's poems, more than 40 essays, and several photography works by the author during his travels.

This book selects the exquisite essays of An Ning, a well-known writer born in the 1980s, in his ten years of writing. It inherits Anning's always calm, gentle and yet sharp and humorous writing style. At the same time, as the first pious summary of An Ning's ten years of writing, it gathers all the essence and luster of previous works. This is the most thoughtful and beautiful collection of essays by the writer An Ning, which is also the most anticipated and treasured by readers. The trivial matters in the world, all kinds of mortal affairs, the entanglement of love, the confusion of life and death, all exude coldness and confusion in An Ning's pen.

This book is only about love. In the secular world, love and hate are entangled, and we often think that each other is the only one in this life. Halfway through the journey, we find that we are just passers-by walking together, and the love that once passed through us in the turbulent undercurrent is silently lost at a certain intersection that you have long forgotten.

The prose poems in this book present a confusing, strange and beautiful artistic conception. They are like clouds of emotions, spinning and floating in the air, changing into various unexpected shapes. Lu Xun's inner depression turned into dreams and transcendent imagination, making "Weeds" a wonder in Chinese modernist literature, showing amazing artistic creativity. Lu Xun once said to others: "My philosophy is all in "Weeds"."

This book is a collector's edition of prose collections by the talented writer Liang Yuchun. It includes "Spring Mash Collection" and "Tears and Laughter" as well as epigraphs and letters. It is the rich culmination of Liang Yuchun's short 26 years. Recommended by Wang Meng, the reading recommended by the Ministry of Education, "Must-Read Series for the New Chinese Curriculum Standards", a strange work of modern Chinese prose, the short-lived youthful whispers of "China's Lamb".

From Mr. Ji's rich experience, we extract those fragments that best reflect his sharpness, emotions and life transitions, and add them with simple, authentic and respectful comments to weave them into a collection of wisdom. We hope that through this book, we can inherit Mr. Ji's knowledge, carry forward his style of study, uphold his legacy, and uphold his spirit.

Many people try their best to understand the philosophy of life, but they don't know that a drop of water contains the ocean, and a sentence contains profound wisdom. A good book can nourish your heart, and a beautiful article can also make you feel the warmth of the sun.

Shi Pingmei is a poet. Her short life, as the poet sang, is just a poem, a beautiful chapter that completes Piao Hong's desperate cry.

Follow in the footsteps of sage masters and listen to the flowing voice of wisdom. Bill Gates, Kenzaburo Oe, Yu Minhong, Lin Yutang and other business wizards and literary masters will have a spiritual dialogue with you. A great scholar is not a building, but a master.

This book excerpts the original speeches of masters in different fields, allowing you to listen to the top wisdom from world-class universities. Stephen Hawking, Blair, Churchill and other scientific giants, political figures, and literary masters will have a spiritual dialogue with you. The speaker's wonderful original text shows the brilliance and charm of wisdom.

"Immigration, That's It" is a collection of personal essays. It is divided into two parts, titled "Eleven Years of Immigration" and "The Days of Opening a Store in Canada" respectively. It tells a series of life experiences in chronological order, including the initial impulse to immigrate, smooth check-out, working for a living, and establishing a foothold for healthy development. In addition to the narration of events, it is more about the description of psychological activities and the analysis of worldly affairs. Joy, anger, sorrow and joy reveal the true meaning of life. To go out or not to go out, this crux in many people's minds may be solved by this book.

Mr. Ji Xianlin is a famous scholar, a master of Chinese studies, and a famous prose master. He is open-minded and well versed in Chinese and Western knowledge. Reading his prose is a kind of enjoyment. It is a pleasure to let go of the book. The elegant and beautiful words come to your face. They are simple but not boring, emotional but not pretentious, solemn but not rigid, elegant but not polished. Regardless of recording people, objects or events, what flows in the writing is hot humanistic feelings, full of interest and charm. This book collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles on life, scholarship, life and other aspects. From it, you can get a glimpse of the life attitude of the master of Chinese studies, the life perception of the elderly, the pursuit of the meaning and value of life, fate and destiny, life and life, tolerance, success, contentment, friends, reputation, pressure, longevity, ethics and morality, etc. It is a masterpiece composed by academic master Mr. Ji Xianlin, who combined his more than ninety years of life experience and his insights into life and world affairs.

This book contains a number of modern essays, and experts and famous writers will analyze and guide you to appreciate each essay. The authors of these prose include: Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, Xu Dishan, Zhang Henshui, Lin Yutang, Xu Zhimo, Lao She, Bing Xin, Wen Yiduo, Shen Congwen, Lin Huiyin, Yu Guangzhong, He Qifang and so on.

The west has a rich history. It was once a wasteland soaked in blood, tears, and smoke. Such a west had appeared in Zhao Benfu's dreams again and again. After many years, he finally went to the west, and he went there again and again, and he couldn't hold it in anymore. He said that the only place that would attract him to visit again and again is western China. So Zhao Benfu embarked on a solo trip to the west. To be precise, he went on a wandering trip to the west. You don't live in a big city, you don't contact the local writers' association, you don't find anyone to host you, you don't stay in a luxury hotel, you have to take care of everything including food, accommodation, and transportation. The general direction is to the west, but there is no specific destination, just take it as you go, wherever you go. He measured the land in his dreams with his footsteps, re-read and wrote about the West with a heart that has experienced vicissitudes of life. This book also contains the fine prose works written by Zhao Benfu over the years, including the latest prose works and the best prose works, which are carefully selected and presented.

This book has selected the author's excellent essays, which are divided into six series: "Five Flavors of Life", "Family and Friendship", "North and South Travels", "Black Earth Customs", "Celebrity Silhouettes" and "Media Connection". Born at the right time, the book is filled with the author's confidence and optimism, and also reveals the author's gratitude for life and times.

A true love story that is popular all over the world, a pure and beautiful reading that touches a lifetime; a gluttonous feast that nourishes the soul, and inspiration for success that benefits elites; a navigation light that breaks through difficulties, and creates the inner code of success. The purest and most touching inspirational works, the irreplaceable writing skills, showing the top power of inspirational articles, the most soul-stirring feast, the most soul-stirring inspirational feast, and the most heartfelt pleasure to read. Each story inspires you to move forward, helping you sort out your chaotic thoughts and find the password to happiness in life; each beautiful article has a pleasant temperament, injects courage and strength into the soul, and brings you love and hope. A spiritual Bible that accompanies a lifetime, a drop of wisdom that nourishes the soul. Gain true knowledge and emotion from reading, and gain enlightenment and wisdom from tasting.

The contents of "Town in Charcoal Ash" include: Blues Town, Mi Language, Distance on the Ruins, Back Mountain: Experimental Field of Color and Memory, Expressions after a Nap, Starry Sky Portraits, Remains of Flames, Cotton, Cotton, The Journey of a Letter, Dear City, My Teacher Zhao Wenming, etc.

This is a book about the countryside and the land. If your hometown has become increasingly blurry in your memory, then read this book and let a grain hoard, a stone mill, and a roof beam evoke your past memories. When returning home becomes a luxury, everything in the hometown becomes beautiful. However, what does the real countryside look like now? What are those people who still stick to the land thinking?

"Living in the Mountains" is the first collection of essays by Dongzi, a poet born in the 1980s. It contains more than 80 of his best works created on Zhongnan Mountain. The content always revolves around the interesting things that happened to him in Zhongnan Mountain, such as "There is a chicken named Fengxia", "There is a goose named Youting", "There is a dog named Zhengjia", "He has his own small vegetable garden", "He has his own kingdom of poetry and painting". In addition, there are also his reflections and insights on life in the mountains, his views on love and family affection, and a comprehensive explanation of the choice of seclusion.

This is a unique collection of poems and essays. The author expresses his living experience and in-depth thinking about German society in the language of poetry. They wrote about German tramps, refugees and real estate developers respectively. Through reflection on the social experiences of these typical characters, they responded to the awareness of problems faced by modernity. "Cuba Poems" describes the daily life and contemporary living conditions of ordinary people in Cuba.

I once said that when I was young, one of my ideals was to make a living selling literature. After realizing it, I found that my life was very monotonous in the eyes of others. Every day, I just read and write. Reading is like removing the words line by line from the page, and writing an article, according to Wang Shuo, means coding, just like building a wall on the farm when I was a child, coding up one piece at a time. So, my life is like splitting words and coding at the same time. Dismantle other people's things, code your own, and then let others dismantle them after coding. People who are accustomed to such a life will not feel bored except for reading and writing, which are not their favorite things. Because when you are splitting words, you are living in a world created by others; when you are coding, you are living in a world created by your own handiwork, and there is always something new to find. It's just as fun without leaving home.

Two words? Are you so concise and concise because you are afraid that if you say too much, you will miss the mark? Are you pretending to be stupid just to hide your talent? A person's life's destiny is affected by "two words" at different moments.

Loved, separated, life goes on. This life is inherently a drama, and anyone can find a place as long as they are willing to put down their body. No one's departure disappears forever. Every experience will leave traces on life, leaving a deep or shallow imprint on our body and mind, making us the ultimate self. 15 Stories, 15 encounters and partings, silence or joy. Maybe this is what the so-called heaven is like, with traumas, flaws, regrets, but no perfection. What we can't get and what we have lost are all we have. How can we understand if we have never loved? After understanding, we are glad that we still have the rest of our lives to remember.

Ouyang Ziyuan, an ordinary child born in an ordinary family, relied on his perseverance and hard work to step into the forefront of Chinese science and became the chief scientist of China's lunar exploration project, known as the "Father of Chang'e". In the book, Mr. Ouyang uses simple language to recall every detail of decades, telling how the dream of lunar exploration came into his life, and what kind of dream of flying into the sky he shoulders for his motherland. While exploring the mysteries of the universe, Mr. Ouyang is also exploring the meaning of life. He looks forward to the success of China's lunar exploration, but he also hopes that Chinese people will truly understand the "moon culture" and feel the humanistic feelings behind the moon. Through Mr. Ouyang's self-narration, we can not only understand the development and changes of China's lunar exploration process, but also feel the noble feelings of an old scientist who has dedicated his life to his dream.

The beautiful life of a master of Chinese studies in the green college years. From Jinan to Beijing is the unique green and beautiful past of youth. Studying in Tsinghua University, working as a high school teacher, and remembering friends when teachers were pregnant... The flowing emotions are nostalgic memories of the best years.

122 beautiful love articles, 122 paragraphs of love realization that suddenly enlighten people, nourishing the hearts of pure love from generation to generation. There is no need to imitate, as long as you understand them, they will grow in the soil of your soul and become the wealth of your life.

This is a collection of letters written by a father who lost his beloved daughter to his daughter in heaven. The two-year-old daughter accidentally fell to her death from a building, leaving the author, a first-time father, with boundless pain and longing. The sad author did not choose to escape reality, but by recalling every moment before he fell in love with his girl, he poured his deep longing and his own perceptions of life, death, and faith into a book. Simple words, deep affection. This is a father's heartfelt whisper. The author heals himself with love and warms all those who laugh at the difficulties, work hard and live optimistically.

We can only truly understand a country if we know how its people enjoy life, just as we can only truly understand a person if we know how he uses his leisure time. A person's personality is revealed only when he stops doing what he has to do and starts doing what he enjoys. Only when the pressure of society and official duties disappears, when the stimulation of money, fame and ambition leaves, and the spirit can wander as it pleases, will we see the inner man and his true self.

"I Read: Warming a Pot of Moonlight and Drinking Wine" is a collection of book reviews presented by Liang Wendao. "Eight Minutes to Open Book" was launched on January 1, 2007 and stopped on December 31, 2014. As Mr. Liang Wendao said, this is the reading TV program with the largest number of episodes in the world. For quite some time, this was a show with no advertising, no sponsors, no prime time. It persists in the wave of commercialization and entertainment, retaining a trace of bookishness for mass media. "I Read: Warming a Pot of Moonlight and Drinking Wine" is the result of the cooperation between Phoenix Books and Boji Tianjuan to compile the essence of the program. In this quiet little book, Liang Wendao appears as an honest and sincere guide, objectively conveying various trends of thought and social and cultural hot spots to readers in easy-to-understand language. Every book has been digested and absorbed by him, forming objective and pertinent comments.

How are masters developed? "When I think back to my childhood, there is no red or green in front of my eyes, just gray and yellow." This set the tone for Mr. Ji Xianlin's life in his boyhood. However, his life and study experience during this period had an extremely profound impact on him, which can be seen from the meticulousness of his memories, down to every plant, tree, brick and tile, as well as the sincerity of his feelings. Especially those who lost their parents at a young age, were dependent on others, and traveled around... These special experiences have had a lifelong impact and are worthy of every sensitive heart to appreciate. From the gray childhood life and early experiences described by Ji Xianlin, we can trace his life footsteps and show his soft and childlike side besides his academic image.

"This is what I hear," this is what I see and hear. The author compiled his many years of interviews with reporters and divided them into several collections of essays according to categories. Some of these articles are mainly based on interviews with people, some are based on historical exploration, and some are mainly based on feelings about scenery, writing the author's feelings about life and life.

This book is Tao Wenyu's latest prose work, which brings together various topics such as garden opera, food and humanities, and customs. Readers can see Taihu people's homes, Suzhou women, the scent of tea, and garden landscapes come to life one by one in his writings. The author focuses on describing Suzhou's local customs, food, as well as the author's own poetry, essays, life travels and other life insights. As a literati who was born and raised in Suzhou, Tao Wenyu's Suzhou has a touch of old-time charm, and is filled with a touch of the romance and splendor of the Jin Dynasty and the Six Dynasties. Although the writing is light and natural, but from light to simple, because of simplicity, emotion, and emotion, he depicts a simple, beautiful, and colorful picture of Suzhou. All the worldly affairs of Suzhou are resurrected in his writing. The words seem casual and careless, but they are full of true feelings. Although it is an understatement, it is deeply affectionate.

Lin Chaoying, the founder of the Tomb Sect, Guo Xiang, the "Little Dongxie", Xiao Zhao, the leader of the Persian Ming Sect, Cheng Lingsu, a close disciple of the Poison Hand Medicine King... Jin Yong used a wonderful pen to create dozens of female characters in fifteen novels. They have different personalities, make their own choices in their respective arenas, and lead to different life endings. This book selects 12 female characters in Jin Yong's novels and interprets them from a new perspective. Flattery, blackmail, chivalry, face, heckles... Dozens of entries form the main content of the second part of this book. The author diverged from the plot of "The Deer and the Cauldron" and used the small to see the big. He jokingly talked about the temples, rivers and lakes and national character in Chinese history in "The Deer and the Cauldron". He also created a separate section for the male protagonist Wei Xiaobao, using humorous and sharp language to re-examine the legendary experience of Wei Xiaobao, who was born in the lower class.

This collection selects the best prose works in 2013, showing the essence of the year's prose writing.

If there are some things that I haven't said, Ditan, don't think that I have forgotten, I have forgotten nothing; but some things are only suitable for collection, cannot be said, cannot be thought about, but cannot be forgotten. "The Temple of Earth and Me" is one of Shi Tiesheng's literary works, which is full of philosophical thoughts and extremely humane masterpieces. The first two paragraphs were included in the high school textbook published by People's Education Publishing House. The first two parts focus on the pulpit and the regrets between him and his mother. For middle school students, this is an excellent and reflective article.

"Back View" is one of the famous prose collections by the prose master Zhu Ziqing. The essay of the same name "Back View" is a classic retrospective documentary lyrical prose in the history of modern Chinese literature. It can be called "the first-class love literature in the world". It embodies sincere and deep emotions in simplicity, and is full of touching power in reality. It is one of the classic prose masterpieces with high rumination rate, and it is worthy of repeated reading and understanding by generations of young people.

Like his poetry, Xu Zhimo's prose exudes a strong lyrical temperament and is a sincere expression of his personal body and mind. Whether it is the elegant chapter of "The grass is green and the people are far away by a stream" or the rich chapter of "The phoenixes are singing and the green trees are floating in the dark fragrance", they are all the outpouring of his sincere feelings and the alienation and extension of another form of his poetry... This makes his prose less rational and speculative. Xu Zhimo's prose is very emotional and full of personality: "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Cambridge I Know", "European Travels", etc. Are full of rose-like beauty and wine-like mellowness; In chapters such as "My Peter", lingering love flows quietly like a stream... This book collects Xu Zhimo's exquisite prose of feelings, travel notes and narratives, and is divided into four series: "Hand Marks", "Self-dissection", "Heart Fragrance" and "Writing Thoughts".

In the novel she wrote, Chen Zufen wants to establish the Love and Joy Research Institute, or L&J for short. Professor Kong Qingdong said that this novel revealed her true colors. If she hadn't seen her name, she would have thought it was another young writer coming out. He would tell relevant people at Peking University to pay attention to this person. When recruiting students for the junior class, if there is a difference of 50 points, he will be recruited. Professor Zhang Yiwu said that this era provides opportunities to find elegance and innocence. It was the lottery game that day, and what Mr. Ji Xianlin drew was: "You know what beauty is when you see it." Mr. Tang Yijie drew: "The benevolent will live longer". Wang Meng's wife Ruifang drew: "You are on the lucky number of love." What Chen Zufen drew was: "This is good or that is good, because you are a youth treasure."

"I Read: I Want to Waste Time with You" is a collection of book reviews by Liang Wendao. Lead readers to appreciate the essence of a good book in a rational, concise and straightforward way! Use easy-to-understand language and present the subtleties of a book from multiple perspectives from the perspective of the author, writing background, content analysis, etc.! The speaker, Liang Wendao, has unique taste and is a well-known "storyteller". He has a wide range of interests and covers a wide range of topics. He has pondered, digested and absorbed every book by himself, and finally formed a true and pertinent comment. He calmly and objectively shares various trends of thought and social and cultural trends with you, so that you can appreciate the beauty of reading, and you will not be lonely when you are alone, and gain spiritual comfort.

This is a book that truly empowers women. Real strength is not about becoming tough, but about becoming gentle. All our external strength and roughness are manifestations of our inner fragility, while our inner strength and calmness manifest outwardly as gentleness and grace. There are people we don't like in life, but there is no one who is lower than us and unworthy of us. Those who are willing to be kind to the world in front of them will definitely be treated gently by the world. May we be strong in our hearts to think like men, but always insist on living like women. May we be gentle on the outside but wild on the inside, and live in the depths of happiness with restraint.

"Be gentle and love each other while you are alive" here is not the ongoing tense, but a mature look back after the passage of time, with emotional understanding and blessings. The playful and cursing strokes are full of tears and affection, describing all the details of love, bright and sad, from hot to cool, from unwillingness to relief. The women in the story will remind you of people you once loved but were not together in the depths of time. You will understand that there are multiple forms of relationships. Love and paranoia are both incurable diseases. If you don't give in, there will be results, and not every "why" has a corresponding "because". No matter what choice you make in life, you will always have regrets. Don't let the wrong person waste the best part of you.

This book is divided into eight series: Family Talk, Life Insights, Literary Talks, Character Impressions, Human Love, Sporadic Travel Notes, Youthful Travel Notes and Poetic Life. The author recalls the road he has traveled over the years through pen and ink, including bitter tears and the joy of success, but it also makes people understand: as long as you believe in life and fight bravely, you will one day get everything you expect.

A considerable part of this book was written before and after Liqin became ill. It vividly records her mentality of facing illness and death and her experience of fighting against illness and death. Life and death are inevitable issues in life. However, when a twenty-nine-year-old woman in the glorious season of life faces the ferocious face of death, what kind of pressure and suffering should her soul endure?

This book contains 70 prose essays by Liang Shiqiu, divided into six albums. These works include the place where he wrote, his concerns about education, music, chess, calligraphy and painting, as well as people's eating habits and comments, as well as delicacies such as Buddha jumping over the wall, lion's head, and roast duck. Paul's life may seem ordinary, but it is extremely interesting. This casual indifference of "writing as you think, regardless of the text" allows us to appreciate life better. The articles in this book are suitable for young people to savor. They help to create a perfect mind, cultivate noble sentiments, and appreciate different lives. They also have a good guiding and inspiring effect on young people's writing. ?

Zhou Zuoren's articles are among the most interesting. His reputation is much higher than that of his contemporaries, and his intellectual power is no less than that of Lu Xun. He combined the thoughts of a thinker and the inspiration of an artist, and appeared in the form of essays, describing the world's longitude and latitude, and discussing the past events of the world, forming an independent writing style. "A Confused Man, a Pathfinder: Selected Essays by Zhou Zuoren", this book contains many classic essays, sketches, and talks by Zhou Zuoren such as "Hand of Glory", "Japanese Peep", and "Imprisonment in a Women's College". "Before the Flowers and Under the Moon, Green Threads and White Hair: Selected Prose Collection of Zhou Zuoren", this book contains Zhou Zuoren's "My Own Garden", "Bitter Rain", "Wooden Boat" and many other classic proses, essays and miscellaneous talks, each of which is exquisite. "Half a day of leisure can be worth ten years of dreams: Selected Translations of Zhou Zuoren", through the classic translations of Zhou Zuoren, a translator of the Republic of China, relive the leisurely and elegant beauty of Japanese literature and Greek literature.

Following the publication of "Memories of a Drama Career", Comrade Wang Yijun's new work "Memories of a Drama Career" is available to readers again. The two books are sisters that follow the same origin and are connected from top to bottom. The focus of the upper part is on recalling, recalling plays, recalling people, and recalling things. The book tells the story of the Caotai opera troupe artists in the old society who were "homeless and homeless" and had a precarious wandering acting career. It reveals that the feudal superstitions and stereotypes in the old opera troupe were the spiritual shackles that restricted the fate of the artists. It also records many little-known anecdotes in the theater circle. The book also criticizes the shocking discrepancy between the old system and the dismissal of artists who worked hard to create a splendid national drama culture as "low-class". The author enthusiastically eulogizes the infinite joy and happiness brought about by the liberation of the "old artists" and the great turning point in their destiny, and the spring of blooming flowers brought by the reform and opening up to the drama stage.

The articles in Zhang Wei's selected collection of essays "Goethe's Spoon\u002F Zhang Wei's Juvenile Book Series", winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award and the Five-One Project Award, have been selected as the college entrance examination modern literature reading test questions for many times. "Goethe's Spoon" is divided into "Green Remote Thoughts" Six series, including "Standing Silently", "Renhe Fangcao", "Goethe's Spoon", "Dreams under Jixia" and "Let Me Find", include more than 60 representative essays by Zhang Wei from different periods from the perspectives of friendship, love, growth, philosophy and travel. Zhang Wei blends his passion into the earth and ocean and sows many seeds of thought. His prose is very thoughtful and can make you gain a lot of understanding. The articles in "Goethe's Spoon" have been selected as the modern literature reading test questions for the college entrance examination many times. About the author Zhang Wei was born in Longkou City, Shandong Province in November 1956, and is originally from Qixia County. Published poetry in 1975 and novel in 1980. Chairman of Shandong Writers Association and professional writer. He has published more than 10 million words of works, which have been translated into English, Japanese, French, Korean, German, Swedish and other languages. .

"Kaijiang River" comprehensively displays the beautiful natural scenery and rich legendary history and culture of Kaijiang, a small plain in eastern Sichuan. The author spent five years traveling all over Kaijiang, and then carefully recorded the beautiful natural scenery, rich history and culture, and legendary historical figures with his pen. For researchers, "Kaikaijiang" is a historical supplement; for tourists, "Kaikaijiang" is a travel manual; for readers, "Kaikaijiang" is a collection of prose. "Walk Away from the River" quietly brings people into Kaijiang's scroll gallery, allowing them to touch Kaijiang's veins, hear Kaijiang's heartbeat, and see Kaijiang's face. It writes the spirit of Kaijiang, displays the human geography, mountains, rivers, and historical legends of Kaijiang in an all-round and multi-angle manner. It is an encyclopedia of Kaijiang regional literature, the "Along the River During Qingming Festival" of Kaijiang regional literature, and even a geographically iconic work in Dazhou City.

Have you ever been in a trance, for a moment, and suddenly asked yourself: How have I been doing for so long? Walking alone on the street, you suddenly stop and don't know where to go. You ask yourself: Is your current choice the right one? Alone in a strange city, on an autumn morning, you open your sleepy eyes and sit up. Suddenly you feel like crying. You ask yourself: Is it worth it to work hard outside alone? Riding in a car alone, traveling alone, getting drunk alone in a bar, attending a wedding banquet alone, you wonder: How long will it take for the right person to show up? Struggling alone, going to and from get out of class alone, fighting alone under the desk lamp, you ask yourself: Will your current efforts really pay off in the future? Year after year, year after year, maybe you are still struggling for your ideal life. But it doesn't matter, you always have to learn to grow up alone and learn to be brave and strong in lonely time.