Lin Xi_Hoist a Boat for Life_Taiwan Limited Edition

***This product ships to Taiwan only Author: Lin Xi Publisher: Bright Light Culture Dimensions: 140mm x 210mm Pages: 312 Publication Date: February 2024 ISBN: 9786269693443 [Synopsis] Lin Xi writes about life. This is the Taiwan edition. If life is the sea and we are boats, and we are unwilling to simply drift aimlessly, why not take the initiative to hoist a small boat, sail with the wind and against the waves, heading towards the destination we desire. Before escaping the sea of suffering, we at least have the freedom to avoid sinking and drowning. To live a dignified life amidst an inhumane existence, usually, a small boat is enough. To grant oneself a moment of freedom to roam in the torrent, ten thousand people have ten thousand kinds of leaves. As long as you remain curious about this imperfect world, there will always be a leaf that allows you to turn a new page in life. Even in his busiest days, he is unwilling to lose the flavor of life. What he shares may not be a universal method applicable to everyone; but being an interesting person, finding one's own enjoyable pursuits in life, experiencing life, and living life well, can ensure that one never wastes time. "I have lived myself into a sperm whale, surfacing from time to time for survival, breathing in another world, and sleeping suspended underwater for a few hours. In this way, survival and living are integrated. Be an informed person, with the wit to appreciate the charm of dusting leaves. Retain a childlike innocence, and you will naturally transform into an interesting person. Therefore, interesting people are blessed, and leaves are readily available. Come, let's hoist a boat together and fall in love with the gentle flow of time." **Some articles in this book are excerpted from the book "Knowing and Being Witty".** [Author Biography] Lin Xi Graduated from the Faculty of Arts, The University of Hong Kong, majoring in Translation. He has served as a Teaching Assistant in the Chinese Department at The University of Hong Kong, an editor at The Express, Head of Creative Department/Deputy Manager of Programme Department at Asia Television, Creative Director/General Manager of Music Plus, and Head of Advertising Creation and Production Department/Creative Consultant/Consultant at Commercial Radio. He is now a full-time writer.