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Author: Zhang Haixiu
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Clench your fists, feeling as if you've grasped everything, yet in reality, you have nothing. Open your arms, feeling as if your hands are empty, yet in reality, the world is in your embrace. A timeless little story that lets you see the meaning of life and savor the beauty of the world. The fruit of life, born from the heart, washes the soul: Worldly anxieties, self-made troubles. After a long journey, what tires you is the body, what bewilders you is the heart. Calm down, let the wind gently soothe your soul, give it a clear mind, and you'll find that the meaning of life is actually very simple.
Seeing a Leaf, Knowing Autumn: A single leaf is small, but as long as it has life, you can discover the essence of autumn within it. On the journey of life, set yourself a station to rest, adjust yourself, read a few short stories, and you'll smile with understanding. With this book in hand, you grasp the philosophy of life. Many people spend great effort trying to understand the philosophy of life, yet they don't realize that a drop of water contains the vastness of the ocean, and a small story holds profound wisdom. The over 1,000 classic short stories in this book are each introduced by a quote from a sage or master. After each story, there is a "bedside whisper" extracted. The stories are wise and classic, shaking the soul, provoking thought, and inspiring deep reflection; the bedside whispers are full of vitality, like a clear spring gushing from a tiny crack, quietly seeping into the reader's heart.