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The Importance of Living “Chinese Lifestyle”

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السعر الأصلي هو: EGP 660.00.السعر الحالي هو: EGP 460.00.

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  • Prolific writer of a wide variety of works in Chinese 林语堂 and English; in the 1930s he founded several Chinese magazines specializing in social satire and Western-style journalism. Lin, the son of a Chinese Presbyterian minister, was educated for the ministry but renounced Christianity in his early 20s and became a professor of English. He traveled to the United States and Europe for advanced study; on his return to China, he taught, edited several English-language journals, and contributed essays to Chinese literary magazines.

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The Importance of Living by Lin Yutang is a philosophical book that offers a unique perspective on daily life and traditional Chinese thought. The book explores various aspects of living a happy and balanced life, with a focus on the importance of mental peace and accepting the complexities of life.
In the book, Lin Yutang delves into the concept of living simply and without complications. He examines traditional Chinese culture, ideas of comfort, and moderation, emphasizing how people often search for happiness in external sources, while the true secret lies in inner contentment.
The book is essentially a call for relaxation and peace with oneself and the surrounding world, away from the noise of modern life and excessive pressures. Lin Yutang ties this to traditional concepts like *Tao* and *life balance*, suggesting that people could be happier if they were more mindful in appreciating the everyday moments and seeking meaning in simplicity.
Overall, *The Importance of Living* serves as a guide for those seeking a more comfortable and fulfilling life, free from materialism and constant worry.

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  • Prolific writer of a wide variety of works in Chinese 林语堂 and English; in the 1930s he founded several Chinese magazines specializing in social satire and Western-style journalism. Lin, the son of a Chinese Presbyterian minister, was educated for the ministry but renounced Christianity in his early 20s and became a professor of English. He traveled to the United States and Europe for advanced study; on his return to China, he taught, edited several English-language journals, and contributed essays to Chinese literary magazines.

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