God's Smile: Great Wisdom in Small Stories

Author: Zhang Jianpeng, Jiang Guangyu
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
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)
Reads lightly and interestingly, yet feels very enlightening. This kind of book, both leisurely and informative, suits the taste of modern people. This series of books can be placed on the desk for frequent browsing, and each time you read, you will gain something. — Liu Ying (Reader from Heilongjiang, Accountant)
I saw this book, The Lock in the Heart, on a television program and then went to a bookstore to find out it was a series of essays. It took a lot of effort to get this particular book, The Door Ajar. I hope they will continue to publish more. — Liu Chunlin (Reader from Xinjiang, Employee)
The reason this series of books has received so much praise is mainly due to the following two factors: First, the selection and creation of the stories have a certain level of style and taste, unlike some books that only revolve around conspiracies and power struggles. Moreover, the proportion of stories from ancient and modern times, as well as various aspects of work, life, and self-cultivation, is well-balanced. Otherwise, the comments are often just right, serving as the finishing touch. — Xiao Jian (Advisor for this book, Writer)
Push open the door of wisdom that is ajar, and capture the wise spirits hidden in the small stories. Many stories are very wonderful, but unfortunately too long. Many stories are wonderful but have already been widely circulated. This book had to make some sacrifices, aiming to offer friends a delicious small meal—where a drop of water hides the ocean, and the small reveals the great. In a relaxed reading, there is a fresh feeling and joyful enjoyment, and unknowingly, you light a lamp in your heart.