God's Smile: Great Wisdom in Small Stories

Author: Zhang Jianpeng
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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. — Xiao Jian (Freelance Writer)
It is easy and enjoyable to read, yet highly enlightening. This book, which is both leisurely and informative, suits the taste of modern readers. This series is perfect to keep on the desk and flip through occasionally, with something new to gain each time. — 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 lot of trouble finding The Door Ajar. I hope they will continue to publish more in the series. — Liu Chunlin (Reader from Xinjiang, Employee)
The reason this series has been so highly praised is, I believe, due to two main factors: First, the selection and creation of the stories have a certain style and taste, unlike some books that only revolve around conspiracies and power struggles. Additionally, the balance of stories from ancient and modern times, as well as various aspects of life, work, and self-cultivation, is well-proportioned. Second, the comments are often apt and serve as the perfect finishing touch. — Xiao Jian (Advisor for this book, Writer)