For Appreciation, For Love -- Roland's Little Words, Complete Collection Volume 4

Author: Luo Lan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Luo Lan's Small Sayings are written by the author during their work in broadcasting and the creation of other works. They are personal reflections and insights on various social phenomena and the joys and sorrows of life. These "small sayings" take readers from an extremely simple, pure, and bright agricultural society step by step to the modern era of bustling streets and towering skyscrapers. "Luo Lan's Small Sayings" are the scripts for the author's one-hour radio program each night from the 1960s to the turn of the century, reflecting their daily feelings and insights about life. They also include short essays published in various publications. "Money can't buy appreciation." After getting rich, people are easily corrupted by material desires and become vulgar. Everything from clothing and home decor to the choice of friends, entertainment preferences, the appropriateness of speech and behavior, travel styles and purposes—all falls under the category of "what money can't buy." "Appreciation" is "aesthetic education." "Aesthetic education" is not about beauty treatments or plastic surgery, nor is it about wearing expensive fashion every day to show off. Understanding the natural beauty of "clear winds and bright moon" or the refined elegance of simple yet appropriate attire belongs to the high-end taste that modern people need to grasp. The title of the fourth volume of "Luo Lan's Small Sayings" is "For Appreciation, For Love." What to love? Love people, love yourself, love nature!