What is a handbook?What does the handbook mean?

Handbook, also known as handbook, refers to a notebook used for note-keeping. Write something. In Japan, most people carry a notebook called a notebook with them, which they can take out and look through anytime and anywhere, or write down something on it.

The journal is not only a reminder of birthdays and appointments for family and friends, but also a daily schedule, and many people use it as a short diary.

A handbook is a notebook used for note-keeping.

There is an interesting phenomenon in Japan that both men and women, young and old, carry a notebook called a "notebook" with them, and they can take it out and write down something whenever and wherever they want. If you want to agree on something with him or her, the other party must first take out his account and look at it. It is surprising that in Japan, where communication technology is so advanced, everyone relies on such a primitive way of recording.

If you don't see it with your own eyes, it's really hard for foreigners to believe in the importance of "handbooks" to Japanese people. The handbook is not.

A simple memo, in addition to reminding yourself of some family, friends, and clients' birthdays and appointments, is more important to arrange your daily work and life, and has a diary function. Most of the handbooks are beautifully made, with calendars and pens, you can clip some business cards and pieces of paper, and the different page divisions have super organizing functions to meet different types of needs. For example, the housewife's special handbook will include the content of housekeeping expenses.

In short, Japan's handbook is simply omnipotent. It's no wonder that a small book makes merchants think a lot. Especially in recent years, the handbook boom has been heating up.

In addition to appearing as a feature in magazines, it has also risen to the "journal philosophy" in the writer's pen, and there is even a saying that "the use of the journal determines your life". Is that a bit too exaggerated?

It's the end of the year in Japan, and it's the season of hot accounts. Department stores, supermarkets, bookstores, convenience stores, etc., large and small, have set up special counters, full of colorful and dazzling handbooks. Many internationally renowned brands such as Burberry, Gucci, Pradad, etc. have also targeted this market and launched their own personalized handbooks.

With different sizes, designs, brands, prices, and page counts to choose from, there's always a copy for you. If there are people who like to be different, they have to make an out-of-print journal by themselves. How can a new year start without a handbook?

Is it Japanese forgetfulness? It should be said that they like to follow the rules step by step, plan everything well in advance, and then confirm it repeatedly. This is true even among family members.

This may be an expression of the "islander character" of the Japanese. In the geographical location of ** and typhoon that can occur at any time, only by taking precautions can you sleep peacefully at night.

A journal is a notebook used for note-taking. In Japan, most people carry a notebook called a "journal" with them, and take it out and look through it anytime and anywhere, or write down something on it. The journal not only reminds you of your family and friends' birthdays and appointments, but also arranges your daily work, and many people use it as a short diary.

The word "handbook" originated in Japan, and the definition given by the Japanese dictionary is: handbook is a small notepad that Qi Dou often carries with him to record various things that he thinks, wants to do, and is afraid of forgetting.

But the handbook is not a simple notepad, it is a collection of schedules, life perceptions, reading experience, consumption income and expenditure, and even encyclopedia as a super manual, and with exquisite hand-drawn illustrations, but also with color tape, stickers, seals, etc. to decorate, the purchase of ** is also very close to the people.

In fact, the ancient Chinese had the habit of keeping handbooks, called "handbooks", as the saying goes, "good memory is better than a bad pen". Later, the Japanese called this Chinese tradition "handbook" and carried it forward, forming a Japanese culture.

Most of the handbooks come with calendars and pens, you can clip some business cards and pieces of paper, and different page divisions have functions to meet different types of needs, such as housewives have a special place for pasting invoices, recording income and expenditure, and helping them live their lives with a budget.

The handbook is a carrier of records, a more effective and intuitive tool for recording daily planning, behavior management, and time management.

It is a stationery item, also known as a "handbook". The schedule is a small book with the schedule as the main part. The schedule is arranged in the order of year, month and day, and the schedule of the day can be recorded in the blank space where each date is located.

Some notebooks also have a special place for notes in each page. A handbook can contain year+month+week plans, daily records, work and study notes (daily tasks, projects, meetings, etc.), and life records (such as income and expenditure, excerpts, ideas, etc.).

A journal is a notebook used for note-keeping.

The word "handbook" originates from Japan, and the definition given by the Japanese dictionary is: a handbook is a small notepad that is often carried around and records various things that you think, do, and are afraid of forgetting. But the hand is not a simple notepad, it is a set of schedules, life perceptions, reading experience, consumption income and expenditure, and even encyclopedia as one of the super manual, and with exquisite hand-painted illustrations, but also with color tape, stickers, seals, etc.

But in fact, the ancient Chinese had the habit of keeping handbooks, called "handbooks", as the saying goes, "good memory is better than a bad pen". Later, the Japanese called this Chinese tradition "handbook" and carried it forward, forming a Japanese culture.

Handbook classification

1. Life account.

This type of journal is used to record daily life, similar to a diary, which records the daily life situation.

2. Reading handbook.

Write down the sentences in each book that inspire you, and write down your feelings after reading, each book is a testimony of your own growth.

3. Travel handbook.

During the trip, in addition to recording the journey in the form of **, you can also record the itinerary by writing a travel journal.

4. Schedule handbook.

Reasonable and orderly time arrangement is an indispensable condition for us to complete our daily work efficiently. The schedule journal can help us arrange work to a large extent, and the schedule journal is divided into annual plan, monthly plan, weekly plan, and daily plan. In this way, I can better find the goal when I study and work every day, and I can save a lot of time.

01 Make a plan. You can make a plan on your journal, you can make an exercise plan, study plan, etc., and take it out from time to time to look at it, and urge yourself to complete these plans.

02 Jot down ideas. Whenever you have some good ideas bursting out in your heart, you can write it down in your journal, and when you are free, you can take out your journal and remember it, which may be of great help to your life.

03 Bookkeeping. The most direct use of the hand account is to keep accounts, record your daily expenses, record your income, and set a certain amount of your daily expenses, so as not to become a moonshine family.

04 Record your mood. It is also a good choice to record your mood with a handbook, when you encounter something happy or unruly, you can record them all, which will be your best memories in the future.