Author: Ye Wenjin
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: "A calm mind is the Dao." Amidst the great whirl of confusion, I strive to maintain a detached and ordinary state, a self-regulating ease, and a sense of indulgence in my small, self-controlled environment. As mentioned in the text, with this detached mindset, the distractions of romance and fleeting pleasures are avoided, as are the worries of searching and longing. What remains is a lively and expansive way of living—a simple and happy existence. When fate challenges you, you might as well flee. When life goes awry, you might as well change your perspective. Changing methods is not failure, and going with the flow is not surrender.
I was originally a carefree person.
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