Lost paradise

Author: Fang Yiru
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Here, the author does not intend to reenact a Chinese version of "Paradise Lost" or use the content of the play to mislead or embellish the plot. Rather, it is simply the case that many events in the world occur and develop in too many coincidences, and it is not uncommon for the content to be inconsistent while the form is strikingly similar. In life, many things are the same. Some life tragedies and many winding experiences are not innate but result from deviations at certain stages or links in life due to various circumstances, leaving indelible life marks, and even leading to "tragic songs of life." In life, it is common for some people to develop a dependent mindset on certain external things and be unable to break free, with the most typical example being the addiction to drugs, smoking, and alcohol. This book is edited by clinical experts in psychiatry, entirely using case studies to illustrate issues, with typical examples and strong readability. It is both practical and informative. Through these diverse and real cases, it warns people to be vigilant about deviations in their life journey and never to go astray. The abuse and addiction of drugs, alcohol abuse and dependence have already led to frequent physical, family, social, and even criminal problems.