Mine******

To be honest, I don't quite understand the specific meaning expressed in this book. Maybe it applies to many things, and everything is the opposite. Happiness is a reflection of unhappiness, and freedom and restraint are also relative... The main thing is to relieve the inner unhappiness. After all, in real life, you may be destroyed by impulse before you know how to deal with it, and the theory no longer exists, so if anything happens, calm down for a minute, it may be better.

This book is like a dear friend, sharing every insight of life with you. Gibran's writing is beautiful and profound, which made me fall in love with the thinker walking on the beach. The characters in the book seem to be reflections of our hearts, arousing resonance. The author looks at the world from a unique perspective and inspires people. Whether on the subway or on a park bench, people can immerse themselves in it and enjoy the fun of thinking.