Dujinglu

Read a book alone and walk the road less traveled. It's not about teaching others how to live, it's about honestly writing down the shock, the pain, and the moment when you figured it out when you were reading. "The Road Less Traveled" was written by Pike. He is a psychiatrist who spent his whole life listening to people cry and seeing people in pain in the clinic. In the end, he said something very real - life is full of hardships. But this book is not about suffering, but about how to face suffering. I was thirty-five when I read this book. I have gone through some detours, I carry some old wounds in my heart, and there are also some things that I haven't completely let go of yet. I'm not reviewing this book with a pen in hand. I am taking a look at myself with this book. These words are reflected shadows.