Lu Yizhou: publicly available information about this author is currently limited, and details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and an English name cannot be reliably confirmed. The library holds one work by this author, titled Pause the Sorrow, I Need to Eat, classified under social sciences. Judging from the title, the author seems inclined to connect everyday eating with emotional experience, using the concrete act of having a meal as an entry point to discuss how sadness and low moods may be temporarily settled through the details of daily life. This approach generally does not pursue a grand theoretical system but comes closer to essay-style observation and reflection, with language that may be plain and approachable, drawing on small matters to examine psychological and life states. As only this one work is currently available, the author's writing style and intellectual trajectory cannot yet be fully outlined, and further material is needed to understand their work in other subjects. Readers approaching it as social science reading may regard it as a popular work concerned with emotions and everyday life.
