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" Nothing to do " meant that one was free and had nothing to do. For example, in the story, someone went to buy a scratching ticket when they had nothing to do, and someone went to someone else's house to pick a fight when they had nothing to do. It could also be used to describe a more leisurely state of creation, such as writing a love letter when they had nothing to do. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Xianshu was a Chinese term that referred to those reading materials that did not pay attention to the development of the plot or the creation of characters, but only pursued relaxation, humor, and leisure. In the field of novels, leisure books usually referred to novels that were more relaxed, casual, simple, and had fewer characters, such as essays, martial arts novels, science fiction, and so on. The word "leisure" in leisure books meant that these novels did not pay attention to utilitarian-oriented writing. They were not written to make money, improve social status, or obtain other purposes. Instead, they were written to seek a relaxed, free, and enjoyable reading experience. Therefore, leisure books often had relatively relaxed, humorous, absurd, bizarre plots, as well as rich imagination and fantasy elements.

A leisure book refers to a type of book that is not very important or has no special meaning. It is usually written for entertainment or to kill time. In novels, the word idle usually referred to some unimportant plot, characters, or conversations that were rarely used as part of the main plot. They were only used to make the reader feel relaxed and happy when reading.

"A Day Without Doing Anything" In the morning, the sun lazily sprinkled on my face. I slowly woke up from my sleep without any motivation to get up. Usually, he would think about today's plan, but today, he was not in the mood at all. She lay on the bed for a long time until her stomach grumbled in protest. Then, she reluctantly got up. After a simple meal, I sat on the sofa and stared at the ceiling in a daze. Everything around him seemed to have stopped. Time was like stagnant water, without any ripples. I have nothing to do, nor do I expect anything to happen. He picked up his phone and casually flipped through some messages. The content flashed past his eyes, but it didn't leave any traces in his mind. At noon, I was still in the same position on the sofa. The sunlight moved from one side of the window to the other, but I felt like I was a corner forgotten by time. I wanted to find someone to chat with, but I didn't know who to look for. It seemed that everyone was busy with their own lives, and I was like a loner who was isolated. In the afternoon, I decided to go out for a walk, but my footsteps had no direction. Walking on the streets and seeing people walking in a hurry, he felt an inexplicable sense of alienation. I was like a soulless shell, wandering in the streets and alleys, uninterested in the lively scene around me. When I passed by the park, I saw the children laughing and playing, and the old people chatting leisurely under the sun. I was just a passer-by and could not blend in. When I got home in the evening, the sky was getting dark. I turned on the TV, but I didn't know what to watch. I allowed the images to flash and the voices to echo in the room, but my thoughts had long since drifted away. He spent the day doing nothing. There was no gain, no growth, only endless emptiness and confusion. However, at the end of the day, I began to reflect on whether this kind of idling was the life I wanted. Perhaps I should make some changes tomorrow. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

"Having nothing to do" was a state that could be reflected in different situations in the reference materials. It could be enjoying solitude, tea, or reminiscing about the past on a quiet night (as described in the scenario in Resource 2); it could also be an entertainment behavior like buying a scratching ticket in leisure time (as described in Resource 3); it could also be thinking in leisure time, such as thinking about the philosophy in Lu Xun's words (Resource 4); or it could be a state of occasionally slowing down in the fast-paced life, not rushing to chase, and enjoying a sense of relaxation (Resource 6). In short,"having nothing to do" was a state of mind and body that was free and not driven by specific matters. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!