Chasing the sun on a trip

Author: Lao Tang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Every story in this book involves women. Observing and examining women is indeed one of my preferences. I believe that observing the beauty of nature, discovering its mysteries, and grasping its philosophy is the greatest joy of a wise life. Humans are the most important and also the most mysterious part of nature. If you appreciate aesthetics, how can you not focus your attention on women? I once gave a friend a piece of advice that always works. Buy good airline tickets, take your beloved girlfriend to the Long Island of New York in the morning to watch the sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean, then fly to Los Angeles from the airport and head to the Santa Monica Beach to see the sunset over the Pacific Ocean. After chasing the sun all day, when the last rays of sunlight disappear, ask her to marry you! A rough diamond has no brilliance. If you buy one from a store, it is Dutch-cut, dazzling but much more expensive than those from South Africa! Diamonds also need to travel and be tempered to gain their luster. A lifetime is a journey, and the journey is like a person's life. Some people use travel to measure the value of life, counting how many places they have been, how many industries they have entered, and how many lifestyles they have experienced. What people pursue is the value of life, and this value is determined during the journey.