Busy and idle materials and chemical materials 1: There are few visitors in the wild, and the leaves in Chai Men are thick. People don't clean the room when they are free, but comb their hair when they arrive. And sitting to make tea is also because of Liu Zhu. If you are interested in boarding, you will go upstairs by the water. -He Ming Jingming
I envy He Jingming, a man who regards his life as a poem. He is like a cup of tea brewed by time, drunk by time, but he wakes up as a spectator. I spent my time in a cup of tea and tender the years. At the moment when water and tea blend, the busy soul can also be stretched. Find a window with fallen flowers, have a cup of tea, wait for the rain to tell me a book, and wait for the moon to light me up. At this moment, the worldly troubles can be put aside for the time being, about the door. Let thoughts run freely and time flow freely. A little light outside the window has also become colorful. Love is deep and everything is deeper. Give life a busy life and a leisurely life. Wait for the wind, wait for the beauty to laugh.
Material 2: claude monet, a French painter, is known as "the leader of Impressionism" and is one of the representatives and founders of Impressionism.
Monet is one of the most important painters in France, and most of the theories and practices of Impressionism have been popularized by him. Monet is good at the experiment and expression of light and shadow. His most important style is to change the way shadows and outlines are drawn. In Monet's paintings, there are no very clear shadows, and there are no prominent or flat outlines. The color depiction of light and shadow is the biggest feature of Monet's paintings.
In the 1960s, a young man named Monet and his workmate David went to the Louvre to study. Unlike other artists who are busy copying, the young man just found a well-lit window and stood quietly in front of it for several days. His friend couldn't help asking questions, and he replied, "The glory here has changed very well, and I am understanding them." Not only that, he also put a drawing board behind him, which said, "Don't disturb my sky." The result of long-term persistence finally dispelled the doubts of his good friend David. Later, the young man became the founder of Impressionism.
Material 3: People are most like a person in their spare time. -Liang Shiqiu
Use case segment: Liang Shiqiu said: "When people are free, they are most like a person; My hands and feet are quite idle, and my brain can be very busy. " When the body is in leisure, the whole body is concentrated in the heart, so one can study the fireworks of thinking. Since ancient times, Tao Qian has been busy picking chrysanthemums under the hedge. Once a day, she has a leisure time to see Nanshan. Therefore, the story of "Mr. May 6th" has been passed down through the ages. Flaubert also insisted on watching the sunrise after writing every day, thinking about the light and darkness of human society when the sun rose, and finally wrote the world-famous Madame Bovary. Busy thinking in leisure time is actually the highest level of busyness in life. Learn to deal with the relationship between busy and leisure, and you will master the key to success.
Fan Wen Flaubert once said, "I keep writing every day and watch the sunrise every day." I suddenly tripped over this sentence: Flaubert, who is famous for his diligent writing, is naturally busy every day. How can he watch the sunrise on time every day?
Now people's fatigue and confusion about life have the same origin as this problem: "Because they are busy all day, they lose their leisure in life." They complain too much. As everyone knows, when we began to complain about "busy", we lost the possibility of "leisure" unconsciously.
Privately, "busy" and "idle" are not contradictory concepts, but different personal mentality. As Heslett and Cicero said, "Busy" and "Idle" go hand in hand. Perhaps, this "busy" refers to enrichment.
The enrichment of life comes from people's mentality. The so-called "busy", in the eyes of some people, is the torture and oppression of life, so people will certainly be grumpy. Even if they encounter "sunrise", they must be feeling: "The busy day has started again", right? I will never really regard the sunrise as a landscape and a touch like Flaubert.
As a result, there is only sweat and "busyness" in life.
I think Kundera's concepts of "here" and "there" are very suitable for "busy" and "leisure", and the profound meaning contained here is also the way out of life. Because "living elsewhere" is consistent with people's pursuit of "leisure", too many anxious people often take "there" as a negation of "here". However, Kundera's original intention is not so. Without "here", it is impossible to find another place. Simply treating "busy" as pain will make "leisure" impossible. Both are two kinds of scenery, two kinds of states and two kinds of beauty of life. Giving up any one is a lack, even a regret. Only by facing up to and calmly treating the so-called "busyness" and interpreting it as "enrichment" and "satisfaction" can we find "leisure" in life, feel it, enjoy it and thank it!
Our hearts need to slow down, no longer be led by the trifles of life, no longer rush to the road, no longer complain about life. Slowing down may not change everything, but at least, we have changed our mentality and are no longer nervous and confused.
I think Heslett's words should be changed to: "The more you can feel the fullness brought by busyness, the more leisure you will have." Therefore, from today on, savor your "busyness" and savor this little bit of enrichment and leisure, so that you will not suffer from short leisure, but actually feel the years, scenery and love.
Life is busy, but I use it to find fullness and touch.