God's smile

Author: Zhang Jianpeng
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: Although it is said that when humans think, God laughs, but if humans stop thinking, God should cry. One must know that humans can only survive through thinking. —— Xiao Jian (Freelance Writer) Reads smoothly and interestingly, yet very enlightening. This book is both leisurely and informative, perfectly suited for modern tastes. This set of books can be placed on your desk, frequently flipped through, and each reading brings new insights. —— Liu Ying (Heilongjiang Reader, Accountant) I first saw this book, The Lock in the Heart, on a television program. Later, I visited a bookstore and discovered it was part of a series. I had great difficulty obtaining The Door Ajar. I hope they will continue to publish more in the future. —— Liu Chunlin (Xinjiang Reader, Staff) The popularity of this series can be attributed to two main reasons: First, the stories are carefully selected and crafted with a certain taste and quality, unlike some books that only revolve around conspiracies and power struggles. Additionally, the proportion of stories covering various aspects—historical and contemporary, work and life, self-cultivation—is well-balanced. Second, the comments are often well-placed, serving as the perfect finishing touch. —— Xiao Jian (Advisor for this book, Writer) Many stories are very, but unfortunately too long; some are, yet widely known, so this book had to omit them. We aim to offer our readers a delightful and fresh small feast, where a little can reveal a lot. In a relaxed reading experience, there is a fresh sense of joy and pleasure. Unconsciously, you light a lamp in your heart. Read slowly, act slowly, and don’t let wisdom digest poorly. The nutrients that absorb into your blood are the true gains.