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Using language like poetry, you can feel the beauty of the Lijiang River like a painting. This book presents you with the most beautiful landscapes and ancient towns, allowing you to walk into the Lijiang River and give your soul a vacation.

The spiritual journey of contemporary Chinese literature. Contemporary Chinese literature has gone through a process of half a century. As the ideographic form of the central discourse in society, as a sensitive and highly concerned field of the times, it clearly contains all the pain and joy, pursuit and sustenance of the complex spiritual world and spiritual yearning of contemporary Chinese writers.

"May you go through thousands of sails and come back still a young man" The longer we go, the further away we are from ourselves. We carry a heavy shell and work hard to crawl forward, but we don't know that we are just trying to please others; we think that we are working hard, but we don't know that we are just satisfying infinite desires; we always think that we can find a recliner that can rest our souls, but we don't know that we have stepped into another impetuous world; in the end, we only get tiredness and a skin full of impetuousness and restlessness. In fact, simplicity is our best weapon against this complex world. In the book "May You Go Through Thousands of Sails and Return Still a Young Man": Regarding love, Uncle Ba said this - love is like an old thing, it can be found but cannot be found. Regarding the soul, Uncle Ba said this - leave the good side of yourself to a moment worth cherishing. Regarding life, Uncle Ba said this - do what you love and think what you want. Regarding life, Uncle Ba said this - not to compare with who can die more luxuriously, but to give life more dignity and courage. Regarding dreams, Uncle Ba said this - do the right thing at the right time.

This is a book of self, a landscape painting, and a mirror painting. Xu Nan Gezi painted, lived life into poetry, and suddenly looked back and created a new self. When the "Nan Gezi silk scarf brand" she founded was booming and received capital investment, she resolutely put down the business and brand and lived in seclusion in Shanghai. "My heart needs to be expressed and I also need nourishment. I just keep a certain distance from the crowd and a little away from the five colors and five flavors." Xu Nan Gezi described her seclusion life in this way. The three years of seclusion are poetic and long-lasting. They are three years of light but important. It is a process of self-cultivation and finding the foundation of life without caring about others. She recorded her experiences and thoughts on art, creation, and life from different perspectives in a timely manner, and recorded her tracing and expression of her own life, and compiled it into the book "Three Years of Seclusion" to remind us that maybe we can really slow down and move forward while nourishing ourselves. We could have played our cards differently, and we could have lived on a different track.

It belongs to everyone's magnificent years of growth, confusion and emotion. Healing and warm words, words with healing effect, break through the haze of cold winter and bring the bright sunshine of spring.

This book contains three of Gide's masterpieces: "Pastoral Symphony", "Palude" and "Theseus". "Pastoral Symphony" is recognized as André Gide's most successful work. It is a story about human nature's self-deception. "Palude" and "Theseus" more clearly reflect the influence of religious contradictions and ancient Greek mythology on Gide's literary creation.

This book is a collection of literary works by Lin Huiyin, a talented woman of the Republic of China generation. It selects the most representative essays, novels and letters from Lin Huiyin's works over the years. The letters part of it covers her colorful and ups and downs life from the days when she studied abroad to her later years, and very truly shows her thoughts and feelings in literature, architecture, politics, emotions, family, social life and other aspects. In terms of novels and poetry creation, Lin Huiyin's unique talent and extraordinary literary creativity are vividly reflected.

Many people who learn to write will have this question: whether they have writing talent. Even some people who have been writing for many years are often troubled by this question. The author of this book tells you based on his many years of teaching and creative practice: writing can be practiced. As long as you are sensitive enough, good at observation, and diligent in writing, you will have the talent to become a writer. A true enlightenment book on writing, it subverts the fatal shortcoming of traditional writing guide books that only talk about techniques but not the rules of writing, allowing you to become a person who can really write.

Imagination is more powerful than reality! Many people's grievances only stem from losing the courage to imagine. Those things that seem to be a free life and those things that seem to be difficult, as long as you do it, you will find that it is not that difficult; as long as you are willing to try, you will find that it is not that far away. All moving thoughts will make the world bigger and bigger. So, at any time, don't lose the courage to imagine. This book is a collection of inspirational stories. Each story has an unforgettable and even poignant attitude towards life, but is determined not to be sluggish. Each story gives you the courage to gain when you are most tired.

This book contains many letters between Li Zhi and Ba Jin, as well as letters from famous figures such as Cao Yu, Zhang Aiping, Li Youlan, Ge Baoquan, Feng Jicai, Liu Shaotang, Yan Wenjing, Chen Baichen, Zhang Leping, Keyan, Ru Zhijuan, Qin Mu, Zhou Keqin, etc., Leaving behind rich and precious first-hand historical materials.

There are 2 volumes in this set, namely "I Like the Happy Life" and "Live Life as I Want". The book "I Like the Happy Life" is a collection of essays written by Cai Lan, a well-known writer, gourmet and lifestyle expert, about his attitude towards life. This book talks about reading, making friends, food, tea ceremony, travel, emotions, marriage, family, flowers and birds, etc. It also touches on the meaning of life, interest in life, emotional cultivation, health and leisure, and many other contents. The book "Live As You Want" is a collection of prose essays written by Cai Lam, a well-known writer, gourmet and lifestyle expert, about lifestyle.

It selects the prose works written by the writer Xu Zechen in the past twenty years, including the review of his childhood and hometown, his feelings about the world and people's hearts, his understanding of traveling in the world, and his cognition and reflection on literature and art. The themes are rich and diverse.

"Hometown Water" is a special collection of essays - creative essays and translated essays - selected by Mr. Li Wenjun, a wanderer who "cannot find his hometown" at the age of 90. The creative prose part covers memories of his childhood life in Shanghai, the ups and downs of work and study, the sincere friendship with colleagues in the translation industry such as Qian Zhongshu and his wife, Xiao Qian and others, as well as life memories of the old days such as book hunting, playing with antiques, and adventures abroad. The selected articles are of great literary talent, with simple and lively language, interesting and historical materials. Just as the author hopes, "spend some effort to turn all kinds of trivial matters a few years ago into typefaces that can be preserved for a longer time." To a certain extent, they truly reflect the life aspect of an era. In the translation prose part, readers can listen to the mysterious and beautiful "encounter" of female writer Willa Cather, or follow Farley Mowat to experience the poetic "snow" kingdom, or even open "Mississippi" and enter the hidden personality world of literary master Faulkner.

The author sincerely records his experiences, observations and reflections during the ten years after graduating from college. These essays may describe "interesting things", reflect on themes, or express gloomy expressions of the unspeakable pain of life. They are all written in real time by the author who is immersed in life. The author faces daily life directly and never forgets to inject reflection and aesthetics into daily life to make himself healthier and better.

This is a story about death. The memory of the past and the process of treatment recorded by Abu, a boy with leukemia, during his treatment, from the despair at the beginning of the disease, to hope, to the final peace, are divided into three parts: "Write a Memoir Before Death", "Hope Notebook" and "Reset Life". The article is optimistic, positive, and humorous, and has unknowingly become a spiritual support for many patients and their families. It has also changed many healthy people's perception of their lives.

Moving towards a new era of ecological civilization and building a beautiful China is an important part of realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This book responds to General Secretary Xi Jinping's thoughts on ecological civilization based on green. It is a collection of Yang Suyun's fine essays about the humanities and scenery of the Tibetan and Qiang people. This book is divided into four parts: Strolling among the four seasons of Jiarong, my hometown Jiarong, clouds and water, and I hear memories growing. Yang Sujun used poetic language to describe the mysterious tribal traditions, ancient stone tower houses, simple local people and beautiful scenery of the four seasons in Aba Prefecture in northwestern Sichuan. Yang Suyun is good at integrating her deep love for her hometown into the landscapes, villages, folk customs, etc. She writes. The text in this book is fresh and the emotions are sincere. It is a rare masterpiece that describes the humanities and scenery of the Tibetan and Qiang people.

It records Ye Qingcheng's thoughts every week from her pregnancy to delivery, which lasted 38 weeks and four days. It retains Ye Qingcheng's usual sharpness and "amazing", while at the same time being thoughtful and gentle. Childbirth is a journey that a woman must embark on alone, no matter how many people surround her. And this book can at least make you feel less lonely in this one-person battle.

"Innocence in the World" is the author's recollection of life in his hometown and childhood, showing the wonderful people and things in the seaside fishing village. This book as a whole is like a wonderful novel, which gives people great enjoyment and beauty when reading it. The world described by the author is innocent and yet also thought-provoking. It is a collection of essays with excellent thinking and writing style. The book selects some of his short and exquisite prose works, using his hometown as a clue to connect the complicated life situations. In his hometown, when he was a child, time gradually went away, and everything at that time became more spiritual and beautiful.

The author believes that in the dreamlike black and white silhouettes of the Republic of China, there was more than one woman with both beauty and talent, Lin Huiyin, and more than one fascinating love story. Ruan Lingyu, Zhang Ailing, Jiang Biwei, Xiao Hong... They have outstanding talents and talents, enviable looks and wisdom, but they always hurt themselves because of love. This book evaluates Lin Huiyin as an outlier among the talented women of the Republic of China. She is like flowing water, flexible and soft, avoiding the sharp edge of persistence, and retreating from the maze of romance and romance. Facing the passionate pursuit of Xu Zhimo, she loved, resented, missed, rejoiced, and hoped for it, but she was never greedy; facing her affectionate husband Liang Sicheng, she loved him and stayed with him wholeheartedly, and was willing to endure the hardship and poverty in the turbulent situation; facing the silently guarding Jin Yuelin, she treated him with courtesy and chose to hide her dense thoughts in smiles and silence. To a certain extent, Lin Huiyin can be regarded as the terminator of love! Reason always prevails in her character. At any time and in any situation, she will never let her life get out of control or make herself too embarrassed. In her dreams, she can be more poetic than anyone else, and once she wakes up, she is more lucid than anyone else.

"Hometown is the Place of Peace of Mind" is a collection of essays by an island orchid farmer. It contains dozens of essays written by the author in recent years. Most of the content is a record of philosophical thoughts about the people, feelings, events and objects around him, which is thought-provoking. Whether it is flowers, birds, insects, fish, seaside scenery, his own childhood, or relatives around him, the author's writings all reveal calmness, wisdom and peace of mind. This is a kind of peace and happiness that is completely different from real urban life.

This book is a diary and essay written by a chief dental physician. She looks at everything in the outpatient clinic from her personal perspective, and presents stories one after another: not only certain medical knowledge, especially oral medicine knowledge, but also the conflicts, disputes and understandings between doctors and patients, as well as the author's own insights. It also shows a woman's unique meticulousness and sensitivity, and a doctor's humanistic care for ordinary people.

Zhongnan Mountain is the forehead of the wisdom of the earth. This is a book that pays tribute to the mountain that connects ancient and modern cultural traditions. The book has 400,000 words, more than 100 pictures, 19 precious videos, character stories and living conditions. This is the first Chinese book to pay deep tribute to Zhongnan Mountain after Bill Porter's "Orchid in the Empty Valley". This book shows that mountain dwellers minimize material pursuits and minimize damage and impact on the environment. In fact, they advocate a low-carbon, simple, and environmentally friendly natural lifestyle.

This book is a collection of essays on the theme of rural vegetation. Every kind of vegetation is like an ancient folk song in the author's life experience, singing a moving song of life.

The author of "Taste Spectrum" has his daily life and food experience in Northeast China, where he was born, and Sichuan, where he later lived. The writing is concise and easy-going. Switching between the two perspectives of a foreign land and homeland, the nostalgia and fireworks are well combined.

"All Simple Is Not Simple" is a collection of emotional essays. The author has been engaged in answering emotional hotlines for a long time, listening to all kinds of people share their joys and sorrows, and thus accumulated a lot of material. The stories in the book are warm and true. Some are just moments in life, some are "serials" with both prefaces and afterwords, and most of them are natural expressions of emotions. The author does not completely quote other people's stories, but compiles some views and attitudes about emotions and life, hoping to bring some enlightenment to readers.

What does a big city look like? Is it the symbol of greatness and righteousness in textbooks? Is it the political center that meets and makes decisions in the news? Is it a smog landmark that causes trouble in housing and transportation? Or is it a legend of a financial tycoon? In the eyes of an old man who has lived in Beijing for more than 40 years, there is still a big city that is immersed in life. There are too many people who want to stay and those who don't, too many dreams and unsatisfied desires, too many choices and too many entanglements... Of course, because there are so many people, there will be all kinds of competition here, active and forced - and for any city, no matter how long we have been together, we are just passers-by.

In the twilight years of his life, while fighting cancer face to face, the author gained many different insights into life, life and family relationships. This self-selected collection can be said to be a review and summary of his life. The author optimistically recalls his relatives and friends before the "final station" of life, and details the past. Readers can get a glimpse of his life interests and aspirations, and can also feel the author's open-minded, independent and tenacious qualities.

The body is fragile and limited. To admit the limitation of the body is to admit the limitation of individual existence. The boundaries of the body are the boundaries of existence. The author directly takes the organs or parts of the body as the theme of each chapter, such as face, ears, eyes, lips, hands, feet, bones, etc. He even generously talks to people about diseases and death that are inevitably related to the body.

Follow the author's delicate brushstrokes, feel the clouds above your head, the wind around you, and every beautiful thing that has been forgotten by us in our busy life, and regain your perception of life.

Happiness education aims at people's lifelong happiness, creates and generates rich happiness resources in education, and cultivates people who can create and enjoy happiness. This book is an exposition of the school-running philosophy of Principal Xiang Li of the Third Primary School in Hunnan New District, Shenyang City. It is divided into four chapters: running a happy education, being a happy scholar, being a happy teacher, and being a happy citizen. The publication of this book creates the best environment and conditions for the simultaneous development of students' wisdom and personality, so that all students receiving education have the ability to understand happiness, the ability to create happiness, the realm of experiencing happiness, and the personality to contribute to happiness.

Ni Kuang's out-of-print classic collection of essays "Letters in Dreams" time flies by. Two essays a week suddenly accumulated more than a hundred essays, and 106 essays were taken. Three separate volumes were compiled. The first was "Letters Not Sent", the second was "Letters in the Heart", and the third, let's call it "Letters in Dreams". In this way, if you keep writing, how many books will there be? Who knows!

Ni Kuang's out-of-print collection of classic essays is republished! The title of the collection is "Drunken Letters". The word "wine" is naturally used as a verb. Like the previous "Letter from...", It is all prose expressing one's own opinions. Some of them may have expressed their opinions on one thing over and over again, but since they have been repeated, there is a reason for it. When I was sorting out the manuscript, I found that the sadness between the lines seemed to be stronger. Naturally, I have aged another year!

Ni Kuang has been writing the out-of-print classic collection of essays "The Unsent Letter". He has not only written various types of novels and movie scripts, but also essays and essays that directly express his own opinions. However, essays of a nature like "The Unsent Letter", which focuses on personal feelings, and the love and relationship between men and women, only started in the past two years. Most of them are developed in some weekly magazines, and over time, they can also be compiled into volumes. "Unsent Letter" is a combination of two prose columns, "Random Thoughts" and "Unsent Letter". Since its publication, it has received mixed reactions. Some strongly agree with the views in the article, while others strongly oppose it. It doesn't matter whether you agree or disagree. There is no opinion in the world that is completely agreed upon. What is expressed in this batch of prose are personal thoughts, and the views on almost everything are contrary to the traditional concept of "morality", but they are by no means intentional rebellion, but are indeed their own thoughts.

It has been almost two years since Ni Kuang's out-of-print classic collection of essays "Letters from the Heart" collected and published the first batch of unsent letters. For two years, I continued to write the same letters, so there was a second batch ready for collection and publication. The content of the second batch of "Unsent Letters" is more extensive in comparison, but it is basically the same: elucidating various personal emotional feelings, including personal consistent views. Long before the second batch of Unsent Letters was about to be released, I was already troubled by the title of the book. I thought of many titles, such as "The Unsent Letters Part 2", "Another Batch of Unsent Letters", "Another Batch of Unsent Letters", "Unopened Letters", "Unsent Letters", etc. Who knew that in the evening, I was drinking and chatting with Lin Yanni, Yu Cheng, Huang Zhan, and Zheng Junlue, and many experts were present, and an idea came to me. Why not ask them to think of a book title? Huang Zhan suddenly shouted: "The letter in my heart."

"Family·Country·World: A Life in the Family" is the home volume of the trilogy series "Family·Country·World" by the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng. This book is a collection of warm essays by Liang Xiaosheng, who is seventy years old, recalling his parents and family members, using simple words to express gratitude for all the encounters in his life. A Life in the Family records the most unforgettable first memory deep in the author's heart - the memory of his family, which is also the final destination of his soul. This book is filled with sincere emotions and passionate writing that makes you choke up while reading it. This book mainly contains teacher Liang Xiaosheng's narrative prose about his family, such as "Father", "Mother", "Brother", etc. The lines of the words reveal Teacher Liang's nostalgia and deep affection for his family.

"Family·Country·World: Microscopic World Affairs, Live Up to the Desk Book" is the world volume of the trilogy series "Family·Country·World" by the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng. This book mainly collects some of Liang Xiaosheng's current comments and political articles on today's society. He has the world in mind, and as a commoner, he uses his words to take the pulse of Chinese society and call for the awakening of the Chinese people. This book is a collection of essays by Liang Xiaosheng interpreting hot issues in the contemporary world. It focuses on the author's willingness to be an ordinary person with the world in mind in this noisy and impetuous world. Really powerful kindness must contain a deep understanding of the world and people's hearts, without being stained by the turmoil of the world. Liang Xiaosheng is exactly such a person.

"Family, Country, World: My Seventy Years of My Republic and Me" is the national volume of the trilogy series "Family, Country, World" by the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng. This book is the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng's written testimony of the changes of the times in the past seventy years that have grown together with the Republic. The text in this book was carefully compiled by Liang Xiaosheng, and every line is full of deep feelings of family and country. This book mainly collects the 70-year-old life trajectory carefully sorted out by teacher Liang Xiaosheng, from the time when he was an educated youth to the present, which accompanied the historical growth of the Republic. The words reveal his love for the motherland, his emotions about his own growth process, and his joy at the development and changes of society.

They say they are looking at paintings, but they are actually reading people's hearts. They say they are looking at paintings, but they are actually observing themselves. "Seeing in Painting" is a collection of art essays. A journey of growth about self-aesthetic education, a review of time spent in an art gallery, a time-traveling communication between people and paintings, and a self-examination of unrestrained emotions. They say they are looking at paintings, but they are actually looking at themselves. The book is divided into four parts: Women, Nature, Dreams, and Era. It involves Gauguin, Van Gogh, Franz and other artists who are not to be missed in modern art. It is Zhi'an's experience of visiting European, American and Japanese museums in the past few years. In a world of colorful intertwining colors and lines, the author uses his paintings to talk about many insights on life, history, literature, and art. The concept of "viewing" is no longer a narrow theory of painting bound under the title of "painting art", but a deep exploration from "vision" to "emotion", which embodies the author's modern aesthetic consciousness and life experience. It no longer emphasizes the commentary on painting as a professional art field, but focuses on the connection between the viewer as an emotional "person" and the "painting", removing the obscure and difficult professional terminology and private aesthetic understanding.

After work, I record the moments and insights of life; after the hustle and bustle, I make ruthless analysis and alternative thinking on the phenomena of this society again and again; late at night, I write down full of memories in the softest part of my heart. I don't know whether it is the overflow of years of accumulation, or the nagging in the forties. One thing is certain, this book is the author's calm, true and fearless emotion expressed after his sudden self-awakening to life, as well as his persistent love for the world.

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time.

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time. "Win the Moment of Persistence" selects words that resonate with you and shares them with you to create a classic reading model! These words are all dedicated by popular and popular writers from "Reader", "Yilin", and "Youth Digest".

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time.

A new and beautiful article by a selected author who is a hot topic in the high school and college entrance examination. It is highly recommended by Chinese teachers from all over the country and is a "big killer" in the modern literature reading test. Teacher Bao Limin personally selected nearly 100 beautiful articles, which are included for the first time and are exclusive for private use. Being alone does not mean leaving everything behind and hiding, but returning to your purest self. Cultivate within your heart and feel at ease and happy. Express what you like, yearn for, be dissatisfied with, and hate in your heart without modification, boldly, frankly, and unscrupulously. This is the meaning of returning to yourself. "The Meaning of Being Alone Is Pleasure" is a warm book that allows you to experience the joy of life. See the big in the small, and write down your personal feelings in the details. I would like to dedicate this book to you who still persist in the crowd and remain uncompromising. Nuan, who is nostalgic in his heart, also accumulates strength when he is alone. Return to yourself in the midst of loss and regret, and reap the light that illuminates your lost path. May you have flowers in your hands, dreams in your heart, and be your fulfilling self.

This book "Nature Lessons" is a collection of ecological essays by Jibu Yingsheng, a young essayist of the Yi ethnic group. It has a unique ethnic style in southwest China. The author uses porcelain words to show the unique beautiful legends, simple local people and fascinating natural scenery of the Daliang Mountain area. The text reveals the philosophical charm of "return of self-spirit". The work pays close attention to the ecological environment, the changes in villages during the social transformation period, and the living conditions of the contemporary Yi people.

Moving towards a new era of ecological civilization and building a beautiful China is an important part of realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. This book responds to General Secretary Xi Jinping's thoughts on ecological civilization based on green. It is a collection of natural philosophy essays by Zhao Feng. The mountains, rivers, flowers, grass, wind and rain described in the book are all combined with philosophy, history, and humanities, allowing readers to not only feel the beauty of nature, but also understand philosophical thoughts. "River Chronicles" is a work that is both literary and ideological. Whether it is the wonder of flowers and leaves in nature, the majesty of mountains and rivers, or the insights into artistic conception and philosophy, they all naturally flow through the words in the author's writing. Mountains, rivers, scenery, philosophy, and history blend with each other. It is a collection of natural philosophy essays based on the author's personal experience.

Zheng Yanying's collection of nature essays contains his true feelings about the place at that time, expressed in contagious words. Whether he writes about native land, animals, plants, environmental protection, or humanities, the writing is free and full of interest. While pursuing the richness and roughness of the original ecology, we try our best to maintain the smell, color, feeling and scene of the specific environment. The whole book has a fresh sense of life.

Jiang Zilong's collection of nature essays. The work is divided into four parts: the love of vegetation, the joy of mountains and rivers, the beauty of scenery, and the thoughts of homeland. In his works, the author reflects his deep love for nature, his exploration and reflection on various environmental issues that arise in society, his deep appreciation for the construction of ecological civilization, his deep thoughts about his homeland, and his expectations for building a home.

"Summer Night Flowers" is a collection of essays that leaves the Buddhist tradition and embraces the fireworks of the world. Writer Huang Ai Dongxi pours into words the people, feelings, objects and events that have been engraved in her life over time. She does not make any announcements, let alone persuasion, and only expresses her knowledge and attitude towards life in the most comfortable way. The book includes "Basics of Life" about shopping for groceries, cooking, and describing ordinary days. From the author's free and uninhibited writing, we can experience the daily life of the old city of Guangzhou. Visiting tea restaurants and tasting Cantonese restaurants are like walking in the streets and alleys, appreciating the fireworks and enchanting customs in the world. These backgrounds of life are the basics of life, giving you the courage to start all over again no matter what setbacks and encounters you encounter. Chapter 2 "What is Love" is an alternative discussion of various love affairs that goes straight to the truth. It is the insight and wisdom accumulated over half a lifetime. "Summer Night Flowers" is an unintentional unfolding of the author's true feelings. As mortals, every day is the rest of our lives, and we must live it well.

Is love with an uncertain future worth the wait? How to have an evenly matched relationship with a male god/goddess? How to judge whether the person standing next to you is suitable for you? Is falling in love because of love or romance? Use real stories that happen around you to tell girls who are hesitant in love: Among thousands of people, there will always be someone who will meet you, get to know each other, fall in love with you, and be with you. The best way to confess your love is to take the initiative in love. There is no perfect match in love, only right or wrong. The world is complicated and confusing, and the road ahead is long. Don't forget your original intention.

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time.