Do I have a home? - House. Family. Home

Author: Zhao Xinsan
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Birds build nests, people build houses, and that is home. Home is a big circle, family is a small circle, the big encompasses the small, and the small is a part of the big. Family is a component of home, a building block. This book explores the themes of home and family. Let us enter into the co-authored work Do I Have a Home? by Zhou Yuming and Zhao Xinsan! Where is my love and heart. Where my home is. "I seek home, therefore I am." Home. It requires a lifetime of pursuit. Because on autumn and winter nights, when the north wind shakes the window, each of us must introspect and question: "Do I have a home?" Here, home does not refer to a house or a family. Fundamentally, this question does not belong to the realm of sociology but heavily falls into the profound depths of philosophy. There is no answer. Only a faint echo in the valley of the heart lingers long, echoing, "Do I have a home?" This book explores the themes of home and family. Let us enter into the co-authored work Do I Have a Home? by Zhou Yuming and Zhao Xinsan! Because on autumn and winter nights, when the north wind shakes the window, each of us must introspect and question: "Do I have a home?" Here, home does not refer to a house or a family. Fundamentally, this question does not belong to the realm of sociology but heavily falls into the profound depths of philosophy. There is no answer. Only a faint echo in the valley of the heart lingers long, echoing, "Do I have a home?" The heartbroken traveler is far away from home; the distant wanderer, separated from their homeland, must eventually return home. Where is home? "I pause my boat to ask, perhaps we are fellow villagers." When homesick, seeing a fellow villager feels like being back home. Most people have moved homes; where is the true home? When two hearts are joyful, they become a family. Lovers walk hand in hand, and every footprint they tread is home. Home is the gathering of affection, not the solidity of a house.