Fireworks All Day and Night

This is not a manual filled with theories, but a speculative game triggered by a piece of news, a spiritual exploration rooted in "you only have one day in your life". Based on a psychological perspective, the author uses life stories as a pen to integrate the inquiry into the meaning of life into daily life - from hot tea in the morning to self-examination late at night, from the warmth of encounter to the relief of separation. There are no standard answers in the book, only real thinking tracks: from the unique perspective of "one day is a lifetime", dismantle the confusion of life and find resonance in the blooming and falling of flowers and the waxing and waning of the moon. Those unpreset plots and inadvertent epiphanies all hide the true love of life. I hope that after many years, my friends will open this book and be able to see their hearts through the thinking of others, and suddenly understand that there may be another way to open the world, find their own answers to life in ordinary days, and embrace life tenderly.