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White or vanity I went to a bookstore yesterday.It's a nice place and has benchs for people to read.I like the atmoshpere of little bookstores.It feels euphoric and I'm not alone.I found a very interesting book <white(shiro)> wrote by Hara Kenya.I quit like it. I finished reading this book quickly because it's not very long.It has some spirits of Zen buddhism.It describes those delicate connections among white ,empty, paper,color and design."itoshiroshi" is the key word. It's like being detached or something truth but couln't tell or the relationship between white and black in Tai Ji.And in it is some original great power.I don't know if there is an english idiom for this meaning. In chinese we call this "只可意会不可言传“.

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White or vanity

I went to a bookstore yesterday.It's a nice place and has benches for people to sit on and read.I like the atmosphere of little bookstores.It feels euphoric and I'm not alone. I found a very interesting book that was written by Hara Kenya.I quite liked it. I finished reading this book quickly because it's not very long. It has some spirits of Zen Buddhism. It describes those delicate connections among the white , empty, paper, color and design."itoshiroshi" is the key word. It's like being unknowingly detached or something from the truth but didn't tell or the relationship between white and black in Tai Ji.And in it is some original great power.I don't know if there is an English idiom for this meaning. In Chinese we call this "只可意会不可言传“.

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