一个朋友对我说:“退休后要有一点‘细艺’。”“细艺”二字,真是传神。一种小小的兴趣,就是细艺。退休后学点书法,打太极,拎一部小相机拍点有趣的照片,或者把闲置一旁多年的二胡再拿出来练练,都是细艺。有人从小就集邮,坚持几十年,退休后当然可以继续;有人收集蝴蝶标本养成了长久的兴趣,那也值得保持下去。培养细艺不需太多时间,也不要太费神,行其所欲行,止其所欲止,没有目的,没有野心,无关宏旨,有益身心。做人不怕忙碌,只怕无聊。忙碌逼你好好安 A friend said to me: “Retirement to have a little fine arts. ” “Fine Arts ” word, really vivid. A little interest is art. Learn calligraphy after retirement, playing tai chi, carry a small camera to take some interesting photos, or put aside for many years before the erhu practice, are fine arts. Some people started collecting stamps from an early age, and persisted for decades. After retirement, of course, they can continue. Some collect butterfly specimens to develop long-term interest, which is also worth keeping. It does not take too much time to cultivate fine arts, nor is it too bothering to do what you want to do. There is no purpose, no ambition, no macroeconomics, and good health. Life is not afraid of busy, I’m afraid boring. Busy forcing you well