The taste of being human

Author: Zhang Zhenxue
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Half fire, half sea, half angel, half devil. Every role in life embodies the joys, sorrows, bitterness, and sweetness of human nature. For these flavors, those who have seen them taste with their eyes, those who have heard them taste with their ears, and those who have experienced them taste with their hearts. On the stage of life, everyone consciously or unconsciously plays different roles. A man must be a son, a husband, and a father, while a woman must also be a daughter, a wife, and a mother. As roles accumulate and change, life's experiences inevitably transform as well. Based on the different life roles they inhabit, the author reveals corresponding life experiences, sentiments, feelings, and lessons. This book, drawing on physiology, psychology, sociology, and other disciplines, cites examples and analyzes them meticulously, sharing the light, salt, bitterness, and the full spectrum of life's flavors during role transitions. It is believed that everyone can find themselves in the book's lighthearted yet profound humor and, in doing so, rediscover and examine themselves. This is the essence of being human. Savor it slowly, and the aftertaste is endless—oh, the taste of being human.