What do you think when you drink coffee?

Polly Vernon, a British girl who loves coffee, is said to have spent 20, 000 pounds, or 200000 yuan, on coffee in the 12 years from 2000 to 2012. Reading this news, I began to worry about the girl: how long will it take to drink 200000 yuan of coffee?

I grew up in an age when I needed to save everything, including time. I still remember that there is a banner on the wall of the middle school classroom with a wood carving of Lu Xun on it. Below is his famous saying: "where is there any genius? I spend all my time drinking coffee on my work." This sentence inspired me to spend all my time in the college entrance examination that year, and passed the exam. To this day, its impact is still there-not to mention coffee, I don't even drink porridge, saving double time.

In recent years, I have read more and more books. I read about Lu Xun's life in old Shanghai in the 1930s. In fact, Lu Xun knew a lot about life. He not only drank coffee, but also liked to laugh, play, make trouble, and went to see relatively new movies with the whole family at that time. Love and Yu Dafu and other literati went to a restaurant. He lives in a villa on Shanyin Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. he has a close relationship with rest and work.

I can only find an explanation for the sentence on the classroom wall: a believer once asked his trusted priest, Reverend, can I smoke when I pray? The priest said no. But the priest is very clever and flexible, and he went on to say, "but you can also pray when you can smoke."

With reference to the priest's logic, can we say that Lu Xun does not drink coffee at work, but also wants to work when he drinks coffee?

The current emphasis on personal well-being does not seem to advocate devoting all your coffee time to work. So it makes me confused when I'm forty. Some people spend most of their lives in tea and newspapers, wine and card games, and they don't see what they lose. On the contrary, they live a good life, and I feel tired for myself. Some people dedicate their time to drinking boiled water to the cause, and sure enough, when the wind boils and water rises, they can do it, and the people are gone, so that the fierce people around them can't help but die.

Ordinary people do not have the ability to "talk and laugh", so they do not have the grace to "do a good job with coffee". As a result, "coffee" and "work" have become problems similar to "fish" and "bear paw"-that's what we're entangled with.

There are many examples to the left or right, but it is not clear who is right and who is wrong.

Painter Duchamp painted the Naked woman down the stairs at the age of 25, which made Duchamp famous and won countless painting orders for Duchamp. However, Duchamp said to the orders, "No, thank you!" I prefer coffee. " The order will be so tiring that he simply chooses to drink coffee.

Balzac, who is as strong as an ox, has written more than 90 medium-length novels in his short life. What Napoleon did not accomplish with his sword, he would do it with a pen. To keep his writing sober, he was addicted to espresso and once said, "I'm going to die of 30,000 cups of coffee." Sure enough, he was 51 years old, and chronic coffee poisoning was one of the causes of death. This is a workaholic who really wants to work while drinking coffee.

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