Spicy Conversations between Father and Son: A Struggle Book

Can love be resigned or leave early? Do dreams require planning or practice? Is money good or bad? Is human nature despicable or noble? ... Residing on opposite sides of the Earth, father Liu Yong sends an article via e-mail every month to his son Liu Yan. From clothing, food, sex, and social hotspots, the topics are all-encompassing and nothing is left unspoken. Son Liu Yan's replies either confront head-on or coincide with his father’s views, always presenting a clear standpoint while being distinctively individualistic. A pair of father and son from two generations, they are both teacher and friend, understanding each other deeply, thus sparking wondrous wisdom. In this book, Liu Yong and Liu Yan faithfully present their recent correspondence.

Striving Book Part One

Nowadays, many ambitious young people hope to excel, establish their own momentum, and become leaders who capture attention. However, under no circumstances should one seek fleeting fame by deliberately transforming oneself into a "madman" without sufficient preparation. The demeanor of a madman comes at the cost of fervent vitality, and such fervent life requires even more self-cherishing. Remember: in this society filled with dazzling talents, whenever a "genius" falls before the lens, there are already many successors lined up behind, ready to offer their lives.

Striving Book Part Two

That sentence deeply moved me because it reminded me that we don't necessarily have to wait for coincidences in life to make others collide with us in order to find close connections. We can actually take the initiative to let complete strangers, even those living far away and never met, deeply feel our care. When we do so, we may be establishing many new connections, bridging another world, and shrinking the six degrees of separation among Earth's inhabitants just a little bit more.

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