Do I have a home? (House · Family · Home)

Author: Zhao Xinsan, Zhou Yuming
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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, and 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 concepts 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 windows, 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, "Do I have a home?" This book explores the concepts 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 windows, 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, "Do I have a home?" The heartbroken wanderer at the end of the world, the far traveler who has left home and hometown, must eventually rush home. Where is home? "I pause the boat to ask for a moment, or perhaps we are fellow townspeople." Seeing a fellow townsman in times of homesickness feels like being back home. Most people have moved homes, but where is the true home? When two hearts are joyful, they become a family. Lovers walk hand in hand, and every footprint they tread becomes home. Home is the gathering of affection, not the solidity of a house.