What a Treat

This book is about finding the meaning of life, the random patterns that compose the texture of happiness of fulfilment. Life, regardless of circumstances, forces certain bondage on us all. This book unmasks parts of our human nature rarely explored to such a depth and clarity. Philip spends most of his life struggling with challenges as he attempted to deal with religious beliefs, hindrances and, especially relationships with women. The central idea of this book is that most of life is pain and bitterness and at times punctuated by tiny moments of joy and happiness, and these ought to be accepted and celebrated equally. Both the pain and the joy are the parts of the tapestry of life. I enjoyed reading it. It took me on journey that gave me moments where I looked at life a little differently. But the real lesson for me seems to have the courage not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly even during the pandemic Covid 19.

成书不易，本剧编剧也在文革中受迫害而死，我们五千年悠悠大国，发展到今天，更是万分艰难，得益于多少辈人的努力，我辈定更加珍惜。

绝了！好看的！不过角龙真的是小可怜呀，但是白泽我好喜欢呀，白泽姐姐爱你！

剧情就像跳跃的火焰。 “他回眸凝视红尘，仿佛溺水而死的水手，躺在世界的边缘。”

真的建议女生可以读读这部剧，五脏六腑，从内到外，日常养生的科普，从饮食泡茶到穴位按摩外敷，有很多实用的方子技巧，又方便又日常。