Wow, I’ve finished writing 20 articles!
A few days before school started, I invited my senior to hang out. We spent the days shopping and the evenings chatting. Although it was exhausting, I discovered a lot of material. Because I was so tired, A011 Miscellaneous Talks took a day off, but I recorded a podcast, which was released a few days later at 
Vol.5 Talking with Folk TCM Practitioners at Heyi Academy About the Significance of Practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine (There is no A020 because that day’s product was Vol.5).
Chatting with my senior was very rewarding, especially the three-part tea series, which delves into the path of tea. Highly recommended!
- Previous A010 The Art of Brewing Tea
- A012 More on Brewing Tea
- A013 Third Talk on Brewing Tea, First Chat About Discipleship
There are also two articles on moxibustion, from tea to moxa, following the same principle:
Additionally, there are three articles in the emotions series, which are my observational reflections on myself:
- Previous A007 Realizing Emotion to Adjust Emotion
- A014 Negation, the Negation of Negation
- A017 Two Needs in Conversation
One more special article is A016 Reminder to the 2019 Juniors: Please Beware the Prisoner’s Dilemma When Choosing a Mentor. As an experienced senior, I help young people as much as I can, but I later heard it might have been a misunderstanding, so let’s just say the problem is brought up early. Many structural problems are difficult to change—not impossible, but very exhausting. For example, the reform of the school hospital reimbursement mechanism I once worked on, and the breakthrough methods mentioned in the articles. Problems of future generations should be solved by future generations, so I won’t get more involved.
Of course, there was also a relatively light-hearted A018 Knowing Yourself Through Comparison, which is basically a motivational piece.
In the previous ten days, I overcame the threshold for creation. In these ten days, I’ve no longer been troubled about what to write today because once the mind starts turning, new ideas keep coming nonstop. The breakthrough in these ten days, I believe, is the awareness of my own problem—being too colloquial and lacking refinement. My tentative solution is to finish the more serious and earnest content on the first day, review and promptly revise it during the next day, and then publish it in the evening. As for today’s lighter article, or the motivational one, I just write and publish casually with a relaxed attitude 