The hermit uses "leisure" as the title, not to write a leisurely protagonist.

In the minds of hermits, leisure is a state of peace.

When two people were walking in the desert and found a glass of water, Zhou Hao would say, "Look, there's a glass of water!", and the hermit would say, "Why is there only a glass of water?"

Life is a kind of fate, and what you deliberately pursue may not be obtained for life, but happiness inadvertently knocks on your door.

Leisure is to look at things openly, not to care.

Leisure is to detach from worldly troubles and regard fame and fortune as smoke and clouds.

Don't be shocked by the humiliation, watch the flowers bloom and fall in front of the court, go and stay unintentionally, and look at the clouds in the sky.

Idleness is not to see through the red dust and do nothing, nor is it to stand by and watch coldly without contention, but a realm.

Live quietly and cultivate lightly.

Respect the elderly, cherish friendship, care for love, and be in a quiet place.

Zhou Hao still has a long way to go, and at the age of nineteen, he needs your care and love for Chad.

Today's A sign, thank you to the editor in charge Fan Fan, thank you book friends!