Minor things are no less than major matters.

Author: Jin Jianling
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Spend less time, enjoy as many good articles as possible. Perhaps there really is such a bargain. — Ye Zhaoyan
Beautiful writing is often sharp and pointed, never tiring to read after multiple readings. — Su Tong
This series consists of ten volumes, with titles including:
Random Browsing,
How Much of a Nuisance You Are,
Life Isn’t a Box of Chocolates,
Loved to Death by That Person,
Who Says the Game Is Over,
Small Things Are the Greatest Things,
Spring Comes with a Clang,
Dating with Birds,
Walking Back to the Old Street,
On the Tip of Life’s Tongue.
This series mainly collects essays by renowned modern and contemporary domestic and international writers that are classic, reflect their styles, and still shine through the trials of time.
There are reflections and remembrances of deceased mentors and friends, love and contemplation for all things in the world—birds, flowers, fish, and insects, deep insights into reading, profound understanding of literature, and discussions on the philosophy of life, among others. It is an invaluable and culturally profound collection of categorized essays.