The simplest philosophy of life in the world

Author: Chen Weiwei
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: We are like wheat, growing on the land, waiting to mature. By absorbing as much complexity of the universe as possible, we mature intellectually; through various choices, we mature morally; and by opening our eyes to the endless details of creation, we mature spiritually. — American author Walker M. R.
The philosophical stories in this book are carefully selected, widely circulated since ancient times, and beloved by readers both in China and abroad. Each story carries a thought-provoking meaning. Read it carefully, and you will find it like a small stream flowing through the valley, purifying our hearts that have been polluted by the noisy reality. Reflect on it deeply, and you will gradually discover its joy and truly fall in love with it. Read two or three stories a day, don’t overdo it. Wisdom is accumulated bit by bit. If you pour too much in at once, it becomes difficult to digest and loses its original flavor. Things are not inherently complex, and the principles are even simpler. It’s just that we tend to overlook them by habit.