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    Prefacep. v
    The Awakeningp. 1
    Approach to Lifep. 1
    A Pseudo-Scientific Formulap. 4
    The Scamp as Idealp. 11
    Views of Mankindp. 15
    Christian, Greek and Chinesep. 15
    Earth-boundp. 23
    Spirit and Fleshp. 25
    A Biological Viewp. 26
    Human Life a Poemp. 30
    Our Animal Heritagep. 32
    The Monkey Epicp. 32
    In the Image of the Monkeyp. 35
    On Being Mortalp. 37
    On Having a Stomachp. 41
    On Having Strong Musclesp. 50
    On Having a Mindp. 55
    On Being Humanp. 64
    On Human Dignityp. 64
    On Playful Curiosity: The Rise of Human Civilizationp. 65
    On Dreamsp. 72
    On the Sense of Humorp. 76
    On Being Wayward and Incalculablep. 81
    The Doctrine of the Individualp. 86
    Who Can Best Enjoy Life?p. 94
    Find Thyself: Chuangtsep. 94
    Passion, Wisdom and Courage: Menciusp. 97
    Cynicism, Folly and Camouflage: Laotsep. 104
    "Philosophy of Half-and-Half": Tsessep. 110
    A Lover of Life: T'ao Yuanmingp. 114
    The Feast of Lifep. 121
    The Problem of Happinessp. 121
    Human Happiness Is Sensuousp. 125
    Chin's Thirty-three Happy Momentsp. 129
    Misunderstandings of Materialismp. 136
    How About Mental Pleasures?p. 139
    The Importance of Loafingp. 144
    Man the Only Working Animalp. 144
    The Chinese Theory of Leisurep. 147
    The Cult of the Idle Lifep. 150
    This Earth the Only Heavenp. 155
    What Is Luck?p. 159
    Three American Vicesp. 160
    The Enjoyment of the Homep. 165
    On Getting Biologicalp. 165
    Celibacy a Freak of Civilizationp. 169
    On Sex Appealp. 175
    The Chinese Family Idealp. 181
    On Growing Old Gracefullyp. 190
    The Enjoyment of Livingp. 200
    On Lying in Bedp. 200
    On Sitting in Chairsp. 204
    On Conversationp. 209
    On Tea and Friendshipp. 219
    On Smoke and Incensep. 229
    On Drink and Wine Gamesp. 237
    On Food and Medicinep. 245
    Some Curious Western Customsp. 254
    The Inhumanity of Western Dressp. 257
    On House and Interiorsp. 263
    The Enjoyment of Naturep. 274
    Paradise Lost?p. 274
    On Bignessp. 278
    Two Chinese Ladiesp. 280
    On Rocks and Treesp. 291
    On Flowers and Flower Arrangementsp. 300
    The "Vase Flowers" of Yuan Chunglangp. 308
    The Epigrams of Chang Ch'aop. 315
    The Enjoyment of Travelp. 331
    On Going About and Seeing Thingsp. 331
    "The Travels of Mingliaotse"p. 340
    The Reason for the Flightp. 340
    The Way of Travelingp. 343
    At Austere Heightsp. 345
    Back to Humanityp. 348
    Philosophy of the Flightp. 356
    The Enjoyment of Culturep. 364
    Good Taste in Knowledgep. 364
    Art as Play and Personalityp. 368
    The Art of Readingp. 378
    The Art of Writingp. 386
    Relationship to Godp. 399
    The Restoration of Religionp. 399
    Why I Am a Paganp. 403
    The Art of Thinkingp. 413
    The Need for Humanized Thinkingp. 413
    The Return to Common Sensep. 419
    Be Reasonablep. 423
    Certain Chinese Namesp. 429
    A Chinese Critical Vocabularyp. 432
    Index of Names and Subjectsp. 451
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    The Importance of Living is a wry, witty antidote to the dizzying pace of the modern world. Lin Yutang's prescription is the classic Chinese philosophy of life: Revere inaction as much as action, invoke humor to maintain a healthy attitude, and never forget that there will always be plenty of fools around who are willing-indeed, eager-to be busy, to make themselves useful, and to exercise power while you bask in the simple joy of existence.At a time when we're overwhelmed with wake-up calls, here is a refreshing, playful reminder to savor life's simple pleasures.

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