? "Only when we know the joy of people's life in a country can we really understand this country, just as we can really understand this person only when we know how to use their leisure time. Only when a person takes a break from what he has to do and begins to do what he likes will his personality be revealed. " (Lin Yutang's Joy of Life)

? How to use your spare time determines a person's future. When I really understood the meaning of this sentence, I was over half a year old.

? Inadvertently saw Mr. Hu Shi's speech at the graduation ceremony of Peking University from 65438 to 0932. He warned students not to give up their thirst for knowledge and life ideals after entering the society. Personally, I think this is similar to Mr. Lin Yutang's view in the article.

? People always have a little interest in life, either reading, traveling, or taking pictures, or as Mr. Lin Yutang listed in the article. This is the joy of life. If you have one or two hobbies, you will have the taste of life and feel the beauty of life. If these are small interests, then we can stick to it and try our best to do it well. Maybe small interests will also have big gains.

? But what is the actual situation? In the face of today's rapidly developing society, everyone in it, like a top, keeps turning and turning every day. So that sometimes, we forget why we started; So that sometimes, we don't notice that at the end of the cold winter, the spring breeze has covered the willow with green clothes; Sometimes, we can't remember how long we haven't called our parents ... Sometimes, we really doubt that we have lost so many "hearts" for the so-called life. Is it worth it? Is it worthwhile to be born as a man but not feel the joy of being a man?

? I don't know. I only remember that Mr. Lu Xun said easily when evaluating his writing achievements: "I just spent the time that others used to drink coffee on writing."

? So I still want to go back to Mr. Hu Shi's speech. What he said was really thought-provoking. "Your leisure often determines your life."