Book Title: Idle

Book title: "Idle" Introduction: On the day when Lao Li and Aunt Zhang retired, they went home with their warm pensions. They thought they could finally live a life of "basking in the sun and reading newspapers", but they found that the old guys around them were even busier than they were at work - Uncle Wang went to grab supermarket specials before dawn, Aunt Li signed up for seven elderly interest classes and that was not enough, Uncle Zhao couldn't help but go to the park every day to "instruct" others to play chess, and even Grandma Zhou, who was weak in limbs, had to worry about her grandson's homework every day... No one understands that the retirement plan that Lao Li carries in his pocket is just "how long can I sit on the balcony and watch the clouds drift by today" and "will I try to brew a new tea tomorrow to see how hot it is?" He and Aunt Zhang wanted to find a companion with whom they could daze together and chat about "which tree the wind blew through first", but they found that the old men and women in the entire community were busy living their retirement life as another kind of "working". There are no earth-shattering stories in this novel, only a group of retired people's trivial discussions about "how to live": should they be idle when their pension is enough, or should they find something to do so that their lives are not wasted? Can Lao Li and Aunt Zhang's "great cause of rest" find fellow travelers in the busy world?