The scope of "life" is relatively large. Eating, drinking, sleeping, eating, drinking, sleeping is life, spring and snow are life, and lower-level people are also living. Creating vertical content in the field of life is indeed more head-scratching. Let’s talk about food and drink, and go to the field of food. Let’s talk about social interaction, and go to the field of emotions. Let’s talk about work, and go to the workplace. Let’s talk about everything, and go to the field of comedy.

I believe that the core of the "life field" is the "breath of life", which is what happens to us ordinary people and is down-to-earth. Life events cover what happens in many areas, but the focus of description is different.

It is also about writing about food. The focus in the field of food is how to make the food. But if you write it from the perspective of life, you can start from the interesting things that happened when making the food, or who will cook it. Who will wash the dishes to express these life scenes. Another example is when talking about work. If you write it from the perspective of the work field, you may write about how to build a good relationship with your superiors, improve professional skills, how to get promoted and get a salary increase, etc. Then writing from the perspective of life, you can write about conflicts between colleagues, or the embarrassments encountered when visiting customers, or the troubles of working from home during the current epidemic.

In short, articles written in the field of life should have a strong sense of life and avoid writing professional articles. The language and vocabulary used should also be more life-like and use as few uncommon and professional words as possible. Most of the types of articles should be mainly narrative, followed by discussion, avoid exaggeration to please people, and make people feel real and credible, just like it happened around them.