50 Declaration: On Board the Mental Health Express

Author: (South Korea)
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: When you feel down, go to a concert and scream wildly! When you're lonely, find a place where no one is and cry your heart out! When you're angry, go to a fancy restaurant and splurge! When you're happy, never forget those who need comfort! "Humans are born for happiness and must hold onto it," this is the revelation left for us by this book. This book is not only for those in their 50s to enjoy, but it can also be a read for all adults. As long as someone longs for and pursues happiness, they can see the light of happiness shining just ahead. Almost everyone has asked themselves this question: What is happiness? In South Korea, there's a reading club made up of middle-aged people. Each member may already be a grandfather or grandmother, father or mother, father-in-law or mother-in-law, or even a son or daughter, daughter-in-law or son-in-law. They too have asked themselves: What is happiness? Am I happy? Complex social environments and family relationships have given them a deeper understanding of life. Perhaps those who have passed middle age know better how to live a healthy and happy life, which is why there is this book, "The 50 Declaration." When you feel down, go to a concert and scream wildly! When you're lonely, find a place where no one is and cry your heart out! When you're angry, go to a fancy restaurant and splurge! When you're happy, never forget those who need comfort! "Humans are born for happiness and must hold onto it," this is the revelation left for us by this book. This book is not only for those in their 50s to enjoy, but it can also be a read for all adults. As long as someone longs for and pursues happiness, they can see the light of happiness shining just ahead. Almost everyone has asked themselves this question: What is happiness? In South Korea, there's a reading club made up of middle-aged people. Each member may already be a grandfather or grandmother, father or mother, father-in-law or mother-in-law, or even a son or daughter, daughter-in-law or son-in-law. They too have asked themselves: What is happiness? Am I happy? Complex social environments and family relationships have given them a deeper understanding of life. Perhaps those who have passed middle age know better how to live a healthy and happy life, which is why there is this book, "The 50 Declaration."