In this busy and noisy city, with heavy traffic and crowds, the rhythm of life seems to be a symphony that cannot be stopped. Everyone is running for life and struggling for their dreams, but in the process, we seem to gradually forget those times that really belong to us. The time when you can think, feel, and experience quietly is becoming less and less.
Our lives seem to be stuck in an endless cycle, repeating the same work, the same route, and the same mood every day. This kind of life is easy to make people feel sinking, as if they are trapped by endless trivial things and can't extricate themselves. Do you also have the idea of escaping from all this and finding a world that truly belongs to you?
Leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the city and returning to a quiet and beautiful place is the dream of many people. Imagine a place where you can let go of all your worries and stresses and let your mind be truly relaxed and nourished. And Thoreau's Walden is just such a book, and it takes us into such a world.
In the book, the protagonist runs away from the hustle and bustle of the city and comes to a place with abundant water and grass. He let go of the shackles of the world, returned to his heart, and lived purely for himself. There, he felt the beauty and mystery of nature and found the true meaning of life. In the midst of nature, time seems to be quiet. You can hear the wind blowing through the leaves, you can see the birds flying in the sky, and you can feel the warmth of the sun shining on your body. Such a time makes people forget the passage of time and the fatigue of life. When you lose your heart in the city and can't find the meaning of life, you might as well open this book and let Thoreau take you to that place where water and grass are abundant. Maybe there, you can find the true self that belongs to you, and you can also find the answer to life. Reading cured my mental exhaustion