Author: Zhang Jianpeng, edited by Hu Zuqing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Although it is said that when humans think, God laughs, but if humans stop thinking, God should cry. It is important to know that humans can only survive through thinking. — Jianpeng (Freelance Writer)
It’s easy and enjoyable to read, yet deeply enlightening. This book is both leisurely and meaningful, perfectly suited for modern tastes. It’s a great addition to your desk, where you can flip through it often and gain something new with each reading. — Liu Ying (Reader from Heilongjiang, Accountant)
I first saw this book, The Lock in the Heart, on a television program. Then I went to a bookstore and discovered it was part of a series. I had a hard time finding The Door Ajar, but I finally got it. I hope they continue to publish more in this series. — Liu Chunlin (Reader from Xinjiang, Employee)
The reason this series has received so much praise is likely due to two main factors: first, the stories are carefully selected and crafted with a certain taste and style, unlike some books that only revolve around conspiracies and power plays. The proportions are well-balanced, covering aspects of life, work, self-cultivation, and more from ancient and modern times. Second, the comments are often just right, serving as the perfect finishing touch. — Xiao Jian (Advisor to this book, Writer)
Push open the door of wisdom ajar, and catch the wise spirits hidden in the small stories. Many stories are wonderful, but unfortunately too long. Others are great but have already been widely circulated. This book had to make tough choices, offering friends a delightful, bite-sized feast. A drop of water can hide the ocean, and the small can reveal the great. In a relaxed reading, you’ll find a fresh sense of enjoyment, as if lighting a lamp in your heart without realizing it. Read slowly, act slowly, my friend. Don’t let wisdom go to waste—only what’s absorbed into your blood is true gain!
With the help of top high school graduates who openly admitted this series’ impact, the praise of the winner of the National Student Reading Competition, the strong recommendations from numerous excellent teachers for their students, and the high praise from prominent figures across all sectors of society!
Thank you to readers and friends from both sides of the strait and the mainland for your long-standing love and support for this series!
God's Smile: Great Wisdom in Small Stories (Student Version)
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