My Growth, My Choice – Teenage Mind Happiness Game 10+1

Author: Bi Shushu
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: She has a unique way of transforming her care, passion, and compassion for people into calm prescriptions, integrating moral, literary, and scientific thinking, writing, and behavior. She is indeed a true doctor, a good doctor, and she will become an angel of mercy in the literary world. Her experience serving in the army on the Kunlun Mountains, her identity as a doctor, and her innate sense of being a good citizen have made her a fresh and distinctive factor of harmony and health in the literary circle. – Renowned writer Wang Meng
Writer Bi Shushu invites readers to embark on a journey with her, exploring the depths of the soul, using fluent and engaging literature and her rich and broad life experiences. Psychology is a very difficult science to master. Bi Shushu uses her captivating and heart-stirring writing to pique readers' interest, and she engages them in games, helping to uncover the hidden joys, pains, or conflicts within the soul, achieving balance and stability, and further moving toward a platform of happiness. – Dean of the Education College, Hong Kong Chinese University, and Psychology Professor Jiang Shaolun
Talking with Bi Shushu is a collision of souls, an enjoyment immersed in happiness and beauty. She believes that as long as truth, goodness, and beauty exist, people will have the strength to stand against evil and move from darkness to light. She teaches people how to maintain kind friendships and love, how to love others and their careers, how to contribute their greatest efforts to society, and how to realize their own value. – Renowned book critic Xie Xizhai
Angel of mercy in the literary world, tailor-made with 11 psychological games to help teenagers grow in happiness. Highly recommended by renowned educators and psychologists, eagerly awaited by teachers, students, and parents.
Teenage years are the season of flowers, the years of songs. But why do many students often feel unhappy? – The prevalence rate of psychological disorders among Chinese teenagers is 21.6% to 32%. Do you feel academic pressure? Are you criticized by your parents? Are you looked down upon by teachers or ignored by classmates? Are you dissatisfied with yourself or others? Do you feel inferiority or anxiety? Thousands of students write for help, and teachers deeply feel the complexity of students' thoughts.
Renowned writer, Ph.D. student in psychology, and psychological counselor Bi Shushu has tailor-made 11 soul games for teenagers, with over 1,000 teachers, students, and parents participating happily. Many students opened their hearts for the first time, bravely speaking their minds, feeling unprecedented happiness and confidence. Teachers deeply felt the effectiveness, saying, "Doing ideological work has never been this easy." Bi Shushu analyzes the results of the games, as if sharing stories with friends. Here, you will feel the authenticity of your peers, and you will smile with understanding. Reading the insightful and eloquent words, you will be amazed at the author's wisdom and the infinite tension of the language. The author's clear and pure medical heart will cleanse your soul, helping you recognize your uniqueness (from Maple Leaf Files), discover your potential (When the Applause Resounds), find confidence, see the future (Idioms Belonging to You), and more importantly, grow healthily and happily, cherishing the dignity of life (Encouragement Cards and the Double-Faced Person). – This is also the ultimate goal of the literary world's angel of mercy, Bi Shushu, in terms of humanistic care.
Her insightful and compassionate light guides step by step; her gentle and nurturing love permeates every point. This book is highly operational and moving, helping students relieve anxiety and pressure, while also allowing teachers and parents to learn some effective methods of teaching and nurturing.