Be your own psychological masseuse

Author: Jin Yuejun
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book covers psychological adjustments in business when facing setbacks, psychological crises after failing the Zhongkao and Gaokao exams, rebellious behavior of children from single-parent families, mutual understanding in love and being loved, psychological habits of frequent job-hopping, and various illnesses caused by fear of social interaction, among others. It also addresses life-related issues such as colleague relationships, family relationships, love problems, marriage issues, workplace issues, stress and stress relief, online dating, sleep disorders, suicide phenomena, dream interpretation, crime prevention, and criminal psychological analysis. Readers of all ages, lifestyles, and cultural backgrounds can find ways to relieve their stress in this book. Be Your Own Psychological Massage Therapist is a solution-oriented book designed to help modern people facing psychological crises and dilemmas due to various pressures, offering them practical advice and psychological services. From a psychological science perspective, the book uses a simple and accessible approach to help people understand their emotions, psychology, and behaviors through stories and social events that resonate with similar experiences. Since psychological stress is a universal issue in life, the book focuses not on "illness" but on "stress and health," aiming to prevent the accumulation and explosion of negative psychological stress and emotions, and to guide readers on how to shape a positive, upward, happy, and healthy "self."
The Ma Jiajue Murder Case
On the afternoon of February 23, 2004, at 1:20 PM, Kunming Municipal Public Security Bureau received a report of a male body found in a dormitory at a university in Yunnan. During the on-site investigation, the police discovered four male bodies, all beaten to death with blunt instruments, inside a cabinet in the dormitory. The police identified Ma Jiajue, a student at Yunnan University, as a major suspect. On March 1, the Ministry of Public Security issued an A-level wanted notice for the fugitive suspect.