Can't stand the happiness

Author: Yi Wei
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This series includes five books: "Raise Your Hand If You Love Money," "Unbearable Happiness," "The Bourgeois Itch," "Meaning Bothering Us," and "Forced to Live a Life of Passion and Romance." The "Saw-Gash Fashion" introduced in these books is not the fashion favored by youth in the 1990s who loved "Saw-Gash" cassettes. Today's fashion enthusiasts no longer need to desperately search through discarded plastic to supplement their nutrients or weave their underground complexes. But when the dazzling dreams of fashion gradually become part of life itself, have we truly left behind scarcity? "Saw-Gash Fashion" tells us that beyond mainstream and trends, there are many hidden pleasures in life waiting to be discovered, and unexpected joys can be found in the smallest details. This is a series that helps us deeply understand fashion, encourages us to seriously reflect on it, and allows us to thoroughly deconstruct it. It is neither petty-bourgeois essays nor harsh critiques, but rather a profound dissection of fashion hidden beneath absolutely readable and trendy writing. The authors of this series include poets, columnists, and the soul of fashion magazines. I have some quirky friends. As a humanities major, I find the greatest joy in spending time with them is that you never know what they will do next. Of course, an important reason they often choose to hang out with me for chats and meals is that my mind is filled with things they can't understand. As the saying goes, "Different trades are like different mountains"—in terms of knowledge structures, the difficulty of communication partially validates Sartre's famous quote: "Others are your hell, and at the same time, the very inability to communicate has its own beauty."