I probably can teach them Chinese later, but as a newcomer to forest life, I myself have to learn fast. However, the first lesson is to learn how to slow down, and a convenient initiative is to throw away your watch, because time simply isn’t measured by mechanical tic-tocs.

You know sunrise and sunset, you hunt and cook or make crafts when necessary or simply when you feel like it, and you can spend the rest of the time lying under the shade, listening to birds or talking to the lake. What to modern city dwellers can be perceived as idleness, is a legitimate way of living, and from the faces I see here, I can tell there’s more than meaning in it.