God's Smile – Great Wisdom in Small Stories

Author: Zhang Jianpeng, Jiang Guangyu
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Although it is said that when humans think, God laughs, but if humans stop thinking, God should cry. After all, humans can only survive by thinking. — Jianpeng (Freelance Writer) The book is easy to read and enjoyable, yet deeply inspiring. It’s the kind of book that suits modern tastes, both leisurely and meaningful. It’s perfect to keep on the desk and read at leisure, with something new to gain every time. — Liu Ying (Heilongjiang Reader, Accountant) I first saw this book, The Lock in the Heart, on a TV program. Later, when I went to a bookstore, I discovered it was part of a series. It took me a lot of effort to find The Door Ajar. I hope they will keep publishing more in the series. — Liu Chunlin (Xinjiang Reader, Employee) The reason this series has been so highly praised is probably due to two main factors: first, the selection and creation of the stories have a certain level of taste and quality, unlike some books that revolve solely around intrigue and power struggles. The stories cover various aspects of life, work, and self-cultivation, with an appropriate balance between ancient and modern, as well as different fields. Secondly, the comments are well-placed and serve as a highlight, like the brushstroke that completes a dragon. — Xiao Jian (Advisor of the Book, Writer) Open the door of wisdom that is ajar and capture the wise spirits hidden in the small stories. Many of the stories are excellent, but unfortunately, some are too long. Many are wonderful but have already become widely known. This book had to make cuts, offering friends a small but exquisite meal—like a drop of water hiding the ocean, revealing greatness in the small. In the relaxed reading, there is a fresh sense of enjoyment, and unconsciously, you light a lantern in your heart.