Micro-Happiness
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Summary
Editor's review
From a professional editorial perspective, the book's value lies in its balance between "healing" and "practicality." It is not empty chicken-soup literature but offers concrete, perceptible perspectives and slices of life. In an era of information overload and widespread anxiety, this book acts as a gentle sedative, helping readers cultivate the habits of "slowing down" and "looking inward." Its reading value lies not in offering颠覆性 views but in persistently reminding us that happiness is not a distant, grand goal; it often hides in the ordinary moments we overlook. For modern urbanites who feel exhausted, numb, or lost, leafing through this book may help recalibrate their "sensitivity" to perceiving happiness.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Urban office workers who feel busy and numb in life and long to regain their perceptiveness
- Readers interested in spiritual growth and personal introspection
- Literature lovers who prefer plain, sincere prose
- People under stress or in an emotional low who need gentle companionship and comfort in words
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking strong plots, fast pacing, or profound philosophical speculation
- Readers hoping for concrete methods or action guides to solve practical problems
Reading tips
- It is recommended to read during quieter, uninterrupted times of the day (such as before bed), one or two essays at a time, savoring them slowly
- While reading, you may connect and reflect on similar experiences of your own, perhaps gaining more personal insights
- There is no need to rush to finish; keep it as a "mood regulator" on your desk and dip into it whenever needed
About the publisher
China Yanshi Press is a comprehensive publisher whose output covers politics, law, economics, management, history, culture, and cadre education, alongside general-interest titles in documentary literature, inspirational growth, essays and miscellaneous works, classics, youth literature, and social novels. Its library currently holds 146 titles. Representative books include classics such as The First Half of My Life: Complete Edition and Liang Qichao's Family Letters, inspirational works such as Dale Carnegie's The Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking, and technical titles such as Theory and Technology of Humanoid Robots. Its authors include Aisin-Gioro Puyi, Liang Qichao, Hu Shi, and Dale Carnegie. The press has built considerable strength in documentary literature and classic works while also serving academic theory and general reading, showing a publishing profile that values multiple fields. Public information is limited, and the above is based mainly on the books held in the library.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序
- 辑一 生命很短，人生路长
- 让梦想照亮未来
- 不要背着包袱赶路
- 小心那些扯你后腿的人
- 定期地让自己清零
- 陨石猎人的光荣与梦想
- 我们都老得太快却聪明得太迟
- 乌鸦猎羊的启示
- 为失败者喝彩
- 师父，我知道错了
- 一句解释，一生遗憾
- 不让苦难越洋
- 辑二 无需远看，幸福就在身边
- 藏在碗底的幸福
- 向后看别有洞天
- 满足就是幸福
- 真实的温暖
- 只要爱着，就是幸福的
- 心的方向就是幸福的方向
- 因为这是幸福的味道
- 手头的幸福
- 爱情石灰墙
- 辑三 逆风的时候，更适合飞翔
- 有一种信念，上帝不负
- 站起来，依靠自己的力量
- 一把属于自己的钥匙
- 寻求生花笔
- 绕过那条沟
- 辑四 落笔成伤，只为谁
- 一张让人落泪的婚姻账单
- 不要在寂寞的时候说爱我
- 相爱，不是简单的一句承诺
- 错过，是因为不爱
- 为了一个美丽的约定
- 你爱的，只是我爱你的感觉
- 选个爱你的人结婚
- 我决定放弃爱你
- 那一场，致命的爱
- 辑五 曲终人散，谁忆长相思
- 有些爱，我们挥霍不起
- 错过了彼此的花期
- 不忍放弃这一双双爱的牵手
- 错过一时，错过一生
- 最伤最痛是后悔
- 谁把爱情弄丢了
- 拥抱之后，他们天涯各路
- 错过了彼此的花期
- 夏日里的最后一朵玫瑰
- 辑六 人生最美是淡然
- 放下即快乐
- 人生淡如菊
- 放下的智慧
- 君等放下，归去来兮
- 人生最美是淡然
- 加减人生
- 淡泊的人生是一种享受
- 金钱与快乐谁更重要
- 辑七 繁华过境，往事如烟
- 最疼我的那个人去了
- 怀念父亲
- 母亲是部永远写不完的书
- 散落在雪夜的母爱
- 你爱我，我知道
- 天堂里的至亲，你们和好了吗
- 为谁错过人生的绚丽
- 7天的幸福=最后的幸福
- 总有一种情让你泪流满面
- 五件梅花毛线衣
- 坦然面对人生的寻常离别
- 弟弟，天堂里能否有大学
- 愿天堂也有人爱你
- 后 记
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About the author
Zhang Le is a Chinese author whose works span a remarkably wide range of subjects; public information about him is limited, and fifteen of his works are currently held in the collection. Judging from his representative titles, his writing moves in several directions: there is the fantasy fiction series Guiren Huandeng Chao (Ghost-Man Lantern Transcripts), unfolding its world-building and character stories across arcs such as the Kano chapter and the Bakumatsu chapter; there are works related to foreign literature, such as Ten Novels and Their Authors and Of Human Bondage; and he has also written in the field of programming and design, including the Authoritative Guide to Software R&D Efficiency. His works are commonly classified under otherworld continents, foreign literature, programming and design, science fiction, and inspirational growth, reflecting a style that moves between fictional narrative and professional writing.
