Just Love Life - Fion's DIY Life Diary

Author: Qiang Yazhen
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Too busy to know where to start "living"? The young and beautiful author, Qiang Yazhen (Fion), is happy to share her experiences with everyone. The book "Just Love Life Fion's DIY Life Diary" presents seven different life concepts for each day of the week through lively and playful illustrations, exciting and vivid photography, and a light-hearted and humorous tone. Each concept includes the author's life insights and joys. Additionally, there are DIY tutorials, such as cute bird flower pots, aromatic pillowcases, patterned small buttons, teapot insulating covers, and other household goods. There are also plantable herbs that can be used in daily life and tropical-themed party decorations. As long as you put in the effort, you'll discover how fun and rewarding handmade life can be!
There are seven days in a week, and five of them are spent working. In the evenings, you're either working overtime or watching TV, and on weekends, you're sleeping like a log. How many people live this monotonous life day after day? And is this even considered "life"? How much time do you leave for yourself? How much time do you leave for life? According to a survey by the Swiss (ESSEC Business School), Taiwanese people work an average of 228 hours per year, ranking globally.
Hardworking Taiwanese people shouldn't be too happy about this number just yet. The problems revealed behind this number are concerning: work-related deaths, the impact of various stress-related syndromes on health, and the estrangement of family and parent-child relationships—all of which are reflected in our daily lives and news headlines. Therefore, Taiwanese people, who admire the motto "Strive and You Will Win," should slow down a bit and leave some time for life. Truly enjoyable life can be found in doing handmade crafts, taking a soulful walk, or indulging in a romantic afternoon tea—these are all great choices.
There are seven days in a week, and five of them are spent working. After work, you watch TV, and on weekends, you sleep like a log. In this kind of life, how much time do you leave for yourself? How much time do you leave for life?