Good things and bad things always come one after another, and you never know what will happen in the next second. But there is always a solution, isn't there? But in reality, I'm not sure either.
I went to bed very late yesterday and thought about a lot of things, all mixed up. Life is never easy, just like crossing a river by feeling the stones, stumbling and finally finding a suitable way of life for oneself. (2020/05/09)
It seems that there is a bug in coding for building and deploying synchronously with GitHub. After messing around for a while, I finally refreshed the GitHub.com OAuth authentication and it worked. (2020/05/10)
It rained all day yesterday. When I came out of the subway, the rain was misty, like fog. So I just rode my bike directly. The cold air coming towards me gave me a shiver, and my tired body became much more awake.
When I was riding forward, I saw a couple riding an electric bike unsteadily. The girl was sitting sideways, leaning against the boy's back. For a moment, I felt a little dazed, as if it was a scene I envied. Wandering aimlessly with the girl I love, maybe she can hold me around the waist on the back seat while listening to me telling interesting or annoying stories about life. (2020/05/11)
These past two days, I read a new book called "Cai Gen Tan". The author is Hong Yingming from the Ming Dynasty, and the content is a popular Confucian reading material that incorporates the thoughts of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.
With the core of Xin Xue (the study of the mind) and Chan Xue (Zen Buddhism), it encompasses the great principles of self-cultivation, harmonious family, good governance, and peace in the world. At the same time, due to its integration of the philosophy of living in the world, the art of life, and aesthetic taste, it is also a Chinese literary work that inspires people to strive for progress.
It's quite interesting, not exactly like chicken soup. If you're tired of reading online literature, you can give it a try. The whole book is written in five-character lines, so it doesn't appear bloated.
I recommend reading it on WeChat Reading, where you can read it for free with the Infinite Card.
Pushing aside the worldly dust, dispelling the heart's pettiness. Pushing aside the worldly dust, dispelling the heart's pettiness. Pushing aside the worldly dust, dispelling the heart's pettiness...
(2020/05/13)