When I Was Young I Didn't Know the Long Way Home

City, business war, middle age, traditional philosophy, life insights, growth and redemption From "going a little further" when I left my hometown at the age of 18, to "returning" when I retired to seclusion at the age of 38. It took him twenty years to complete the journey of Confucianism into the world, Legalism in the world, Buddhism in the world, and Taoism in the world. I once thought that success was the greatest "right", but I also once fell into the "emptiness" of losing everything. It wasn't until he became successful and found that he had lost everything that he finally understood: The real journey back in this life is not to return home in fine clothes, but to return to one's own heart. This is the story of an ordinary person who has been ups and downs in the business world for twenty years and finally found salvation in traditional culture. Emotional direction: Dedicated to everyone who has fought, won, lost, and is still asking "What next?" Philosophical orientation: It took twenty years to complete Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, a spiritual epic of an ordinary person. Anti-anxiety: In this world that only allows you to "succeed", there is finally a book that teaches people how to "let go".