Some people who like growing flowers and fishing say I have an old-fashioned mindset. What do you all think?
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I’m not old at all – I’m under 30 – but I like to tinker with flowers and go fishing and things like that. Some people say I have an old-fashioned mindset; is that true? What do you all think?
It’s not that my mindset has aged. Rather, it’s about moving to a slower pace, about cultivating the mind and nurturing one’s character.
Make your own decisions and enjoy life:P
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-6-3 20:03. It is indeed a misunderstanding; compared to young people, the elderly do have more free time and thus play this more often. But there are indeed young people who enjoy this and study it in great depth. Among my 40 colleagues, several have a high level of expertise in growing flowers (one of them wanted to pursue a career in this field after the college entrance exams in 1987, but his parents disagreed; as a result, he didn’t pass the exams and went on to seek employment. Those I know have always had a high level of skill in growing flowers – it’s truly a hobby for them!) ） ； There are 1 to 4 fishing enthusiasts (they all started fishing as a hobby when they were young; now three of them have stopped doing it).
Whoa, Lao Yu is posting replies back and forth!
I just feel that I need to calm down after being busy
Haha~~ When you’re tired, it’s a pleasure to look at the plants you’ve grown and watch them develop. Fishing tests one’s patience and helps to hone it, and it’s really fun too, haha~~
Lao Yu is an expert in both technology and daily life~~ Hehe
Hobbies are a bit off the track of what’s fashionable among young people