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Use slowness to gain speed, use simplicity to gain complexity, and live a life of sacrifice. Happiness is never easy to come by! Many people attribute the global happiness index to Nordic institutions, welfare, resources and other factors, but is it really just that? What is happiness? Materials are important, but just "enough" is enough. The happiness of the Nordic people comes more from a simple, natural, and peaceful mentality, as well as the warmth of family and personal efforts. These are things that we can learn and practice, and they are what our tradition has always advocated since ancient times. Happiness is a choice. We don't have to go far away to adapt to other people's lives, and we don't have to exhaust ourselves for other people's values. Follow Luo Fu and experience the confident mentality, simple lifestyle, endless self-improvement spirit and warm and healing family concepts that can truly achieve happiness. The world is much bigger than Northern Europe, and your heart is much bigger than anywhere you want to reach.

A MM who has lived in Northern Europe for 10 years shared the essence of life with the No. 1 Happiness index, using Bi Shumin's delicacy and Sanmao's romance to tell the story of life in the Utopia. If you can't slow down and appreciate life, why bother living so hard? What is it like to live a life that is slow but efficient, simple but not simple, and leisurely but not empty? Many people attribute the first place in global happiness index to Nordic institutions, welfare, resources and other factors, but is it really just that? What is happiness? Materials are important, but just "enough" is enough. The happiness of the Nordic people comes more from a simple, natural and peaceful mentality, as well as the warmth of family and personal efforts. This is something we can learn and practice, and it is what our tradition has always advocated since ancient times. Happiness is a choice. We don't have to go far away to adapt to other people's lives, and we don't have to exhaust ourselves for other people's values. Follow Luo Fu, a MM who has lived in Northern Europe for 10 years, to experience the self-confidence, simple lifestyle, endless self-improvement spirit and warm and healing family concepts that can truly achieve happiness.

On the day I was burned to death in the fire, my sister was named queen. When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the year I was fifteen. Nothing has happened yet.

This book is a novel adapted from a true story. The protagonist, Shaohua, has gone through years of hard work, and in the middle of life, she has begun to reap the benefits of life. She thought she would spend the rest of her peaceful life in a happy family life, but her husband's sudden betrayal caused her to fall into the cruel vortex of reality, leaving her covered with bruises. Under the pressure of life, how can she restart the future of her son and herself? After immigrating overseas, how do you face unexpected emotional entanglements and cultural conflicts and rise from the shadow of failure? She is not a person, but a group of women wandering overseas, seeking an ideal life and true heart. Faced with Yi Lao's beauty, the pressure of life and an unfamiliar culture, how can they face their inner loneliness and shoulder the burden of life alone? This is not only a true story of disillusionment, struggle and rebirth of overseas immigrant women, but also a realistic picture reflecting the living conditions and social anxiety of overseas Chinese.

The family is short-lived and trivial. This is a chronicle of a woman's ordinary rural life. The grandmother who seems partial but fair, the aunt who likes to take advantage, the mother who seems confused but is actually shrewd, the father who is smart but unlucky and the uncle who is stingy and greedy for money, the aunt who cannot give birth to a son and the uncle who does not want to take a concubine, watch this family live happily and strive to be well-off. Sir, what is that? Can you eat it?