Today's China, to be soberly realistic, is very different from the traditional China of the past. Society is developing rapidly, and people have grown up under consumerism and materialism, accustomed to the fast pace and heavy aesthetics, and have lost the ability to“slow”and“moderate”.

Summer morning is really comfortable. The air is cool, dew is hanging on the grass (and on the spider web), a large character is written, and a piece of ancient text is read. Summer morning is really comfortable.

Lie flat, this set of using low consumption and slow rhythm to resist the existing order of life logic, has now been added to the youth's sad culture package. Douban popular topic#My“lie flat”Philosophy#The topic description is introduced as follows:

Wang Zengqi's calligraphy and paintings, as well as the friends and relatives he met in his lifetime, are possessed by many people. Even more people have seen them. However, very few people can see them all at once. Wang Zengqi also mentioned to his children during his lifetime that his collected works have been published in quite a few editions. Could it be possible to also publish a collection of his paintings and hold a painting exhibition?

A literary person, if he does not want to grow old quickly, had better engage in a bit of modernism and accept a bit of Western influence.

The young people in Beijing have created a new word, called“play deep”. Several young men are talking nonsense together, one of them is silent, pretending to be deep in thought, or saying a few words of philosophy, the others will laugh at him,“This kid, play deep!”“play deep”is actually not deep, but just making a show, making him look a little higher than others. I think some critics are just playing deep.

Yang Dingshi of the Five Dynasties was a transitional figure between Yan, Liu, Ou, and Zhu of the Tang Dynasty and Su, Huang, Mi, and Cai of the Song Dynasty. I really like his calligraphy, especially "The Ode to Leek Flower". Not only is his calligraphy excellent, but the article is also very charming.

I read a lot of miscellaneous books, with no system or purpose. I pick up a book and read it. If I find it boring, I put it aside. The time I spend reading miscellaneous books is much more than that spent on literary works and reviews. I often read books about the customs and folkways of the seasons and the weather, such as "Jingchu Shijì Jì" and "Tokyo Mèihuá Lù". Next are the local chronicles and travel notes, such as "Lǐngbiǎo Lùyì" and "Lǐngwài Dàདá". I also like to read books about plants a

1920's Lantern Festival, Wang Zengqi was born in Gaoyou. His grandfather was an official in the late Qing Dynasty, his father was a versatile and interesting person, good at painting, fond of playing the zither, fond of boxing, cooking, and healing... Growing up in the influence of literature, Wang Zengqi learned ancient Chinese from a young age, was able to write poetry and paint, and his elementary school compositions were almost always“the best”.

There was a history professor at the Southwest Associated University,-I heard it was Mr. Lei Haizong. One of his courses was so familiar to him that he did not need to prepare before class; when class was over, he would stop where he had reached, and he himself did not remember. Every time he came to class, he would first ask the students:“Where did I leave off last time?”And then he would continue to talk fluently. There was a female student in the class who took the most detailed notes, not mi