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Goodbye, Things is a profound and personal manifesto on the transformative power of minimalism from a former maximalist. Fumio Sasaki shares his journey from a cluttered, stressful life to one of remarkable clarity and freedom by letting go of material possessions. This isn't just about decluttering—it's a philosophical exploration of how owning less can lead to more happiness, better focus, and deeper self-discovery. With practical tips and heartfelt wisdom, Sasaki shows how minimalism isn't about deprivation, but about making space for what truly matters in life.
《再见，物品：日本新极简主义》是一本深刻而个人化的宣言，讲述了一位前极端物质主义者通过极简主义获得的变革力量。佐佐木文雄分享了他从杂乱、压抑的生活转向非凡清晰与自由的心路历程——通过舍弃物质财产。这不仅仅是整理收纳——这是一场哲学探索，揭示拥有更少如何带来更多快乐、更好专注力和更深层的自我发现。通过实用建议和真诚智慧，佐佐木展示了极简主义不是关于剥夺，而是关于为生命中真正重要的事物创造空间。
Author Profile Fumio Sasaki is a Japanese writer and former editor who became an influential voice in the global minimalism movement after transforming his own life. Not a professional organizer but an "ordinary guy," his relatable approach has resonated with millions seeking to escape consumer culture and find meaning beyond material possessions.
佐佐木文雄是一位日本作家、前编辑，在改变自己的生活后成为全球极简主义运动中具有影响力的声音。他并非专业整理师，而是一个"普通人"，他 relatable 的方法引起了数百万希望逃离消费文化、在物质之外寻找意义的人们的共鸣。
Perfect For: Anyone feeling overwhelmed by clutter, consumerism, or the weight of their possessions. Ideal for readers interested in minimalism, simple living, and mindfulness, especially those who found inspiration in Marie Kondo's work but seek a deeper philosophical approach.
任何被杂物、消费主义或财产重负所困扰的人。非常适合对极简主义、简单生活和正念感兴趣的读者，特别是那些从近藤麻理惠的作品中获得灵感但寻求更深层哲学方法的人。
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发表于 2025-10-28 18:07