Zen drum, Zen speaks

Author: Sheng Shuli
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: I have a habit, from oneself to others, which I think may be a common habit for many people: choosing what to read at what time. There is a saying that "reading forbidden books on a snowy night," which is naturally an exception. For general books, some are suitable for morning: fresh air and a clear mind can allow for careful appreciation, even memorization; some are suitable for daytime: clear skies and bright weather, with a clean desk and tidy surroundings, allowing for deep absorption and careful study; some are suitable for evening: the tranquility of the night and the warmth of the light create an atmosphere and opportunity that enhance one's spirit and the scholar's aura. This book includes essays such as "Understanding Hate," "Sister, I Miss You," "National Day with Soy Sauce Soup," "Marriage Can Also Be Tired," "Attitude Toward Life," and "Don't Laugh at Your Mom."