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威廉·萨默塞特·毛姆曾经说过,“任何一把剃刀都自有其哲学。”这里说的不是什么工艺设计,而是一种生活哲学。大概意思就是,任何微不足道的举动,只要日日坚持,就会从其中产生某种类似观念、信仰的东西出来。而这个观点,在日本作家、跑步者村上春树的《当我跑步时,我谈些什么》一书中,被深深地认可。这种观念,我们也不陌生,“不积跬步无以至千里,不积小流无以成江海”的古训也从小学过。可一旦到日常生活中,人们又习惯退回到自己信奉的,那一套由应试教育培养
William Somerset Maugham once said, “Any razor has its own philosophy.” “It’s not about craftsmanship, it’s about life philosophy. Probably means that any insignificant move will come out of it with something similar in concept and belief as long as it persists day by day. And this view, in Japan writer, runner Haruki Murakami ”When I run, what I talk about“, was deeply recognized. We are no strangers to this kind of concept. ”We have learned from ancient times that ancient books have not been accumulated without success." Once in daily life, people are accustomed to return to their own beliefs, that a set of exam-oriented education and training