Everyone is laughing - China's Dead Sea of Hidden Joy

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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The Dead Sea of China is a surreal place, not only allowing you to magically float but also serving as a huge amusement park. Every day, countless people are there shouting and laughing, with countless moments of joy flashing, performing various stories about happiness. This is a fun book with moving stories and exciting activities. If you find yourself smiling unintentionally while reading, that will be our greatest satisfaction. Happy reading has always been what we want to share with you. Psychologists have concluded that for someone feeling down, increasing social interaction can help them regain their spirits. Recently, the United States conducted a national happiness index survey, covering over 22,000 people in 22 countries. Only 9% of people in China believe they are happy, while the figure in the U.S. is five times higher. The more wealth and achievements we gain, the more material we need to enhance our happiness. In contrast, wealth in the U.S. is the capital of happiness, while in China, it has become a burden. Milton said, "Consciousness itself can turn hell into a paradise and paradise into a hell." The Buddha said, "One should observe the nature of reality—everything is created by the mind." They spoke of the same thing: that our happiness, worries, and pains are not caused by the events themselves but by our attitudes and perspectives on them. Faith can give us some answers, relieving our suffering and providing us with spiritual strength.