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"Love Must Be Happy (Meeting the Good Self)" is a collection of essays, divided into six parts, including: because you have no wings, you have to run with all your strength; the courage to dream; there is always a fall that makes us grow up instantly; when worries are gone, the heart becomes alive; do not dwell on the past, do not fear the future; do not forget the original intention, there is a beginning and an end. These words that have been circulated for hundreds of years have accumulated over time and have their own youth. When the heart is full of chaos and disputes, read it. When ripples appear in your heart, people will not be numb. The love in the book will warm us and the people around us.

We don't know where we come from or where we are going, but when facing the stories in "Love Must Be Happy: I Become Fearless Like You", we seem to be able to hear the call from the depths of our souls, and start a space-time dialogue with the past and future, which can keep people's minds away from turmoil. Just like the branches and leaves of a big tree, even if the wind and rain come, they are still full of green and live with confidence. It is the deep-rooted and leafy posture that life should have. "Love must be happy (I become fearless when I like you)" These words have been circulated for hundreds of years. They have accumulated over the years and have their own youth. When the heart is full of chaos and disputes, read it. When ripples appear in your heart, people will not be numb. The love in the book will warm us and the people around us. In fact, living is not only about loving ourselves fiercely, but also loving deeply all the people and things that are worthy of our devotion. A world with love is happy. The mind is at peace, and everything comes into the mind like a shallow clear spring. When the showers first stop. See everything in the world. This book is edited by Zhang Chu.

This book is a collection of essays by the novelist Zhang Chu. It consists of 27 articles in four series: "Weeds are Singing", "Peering into Books and Peering into Hearts", "Fashion on the Water" and "People and Things". The content involves memories of youth, looking back on reading and making friends, and looking back on the creative process; the language is smooth and peaceful, and the peace is full of affection.

We don't know where we come from or where we are going, but when faced with the stories in "Love Must Be Happy: Soft Time on the Road", we seem to be able to hear the call from the depths of our souls, and start a space-time dialogue with the past and future, keeping people's minds away from turmoil. Just like the branches and leaves of a big tree, even if the wind and rain come, they are still full of green and live with confidence. It is the deep-rooted and leafy posture that life should have. "Love Must Be Happy: Soft Time on the Road" These words that have been circulated for hundreds of years have accumulated over time and have their own youth. When the heart is full of chaos and disputes, read it. When ripples appear in your heart, people will not be numb. The love in the book will warm us and the people around us. In fact, living is not only about loving ourselves fiercely, but also loving deeply all the people and things that are worthy of our devotion. A world with love is happy. The mind is at peace, and everything comes into the mind like a shallow clear spring. When the showers first stop. See everything in the world. This book is edited by Zhang Chu.

"Seven Peacock Feathers" is one of the third series of the New Century Writers Collection, which includes Zhang Chu's novellas such as "The Thin Voice", "The Story of a Moment", "Liang Xia" and "The Elephant". Zhang Chu's novels transform ordinary daily life into a legendary aspect. The stories are wonderful and can arouse people's desire to read; but the most special thing about these novels is the warmth and truth contained in the cruelty, which can touch people, call people, and reach the deepest existence in human nature.

The male protagonist Zhang Wenbo quit his job as a film school lecturer and moved from a big city to the small town of Yunluo. This once beautiful town is on the road to urbanization, and there is a choking smell of dust wherever you go. Here, Zhang Wenbo encounters a mysterious neighbor by chance. In the process of helping the neighbor find his girlfriend, the growing pains and spiritual sorrows of several characters are slowly revealed. The works included in this book were first published in "Harvest". "Harvest", a purely literary magazine founded in 1957, has always been full of vitality and published a large number of works that have caused major repercussions in the history of contemporary literature. It can be called a simplified version of contemporary Chinese literature.

In this collection of novels, the author uses words to activate 12 love modes. There is 20% you, 30% me, and 50% him. Love may be beautiful, clear, ambiguous, or forbearing... Does love have its true nature? Does love have character? When love sprouts, its powerful power can support a world; but after the fire of love is extinguished, what kind of shared relationship should be established between people to warm each other until their lives are burned out...

Zhang Chuchu is the editor and author of "Love Must Be Happy (Whether you love or not, only in this life)". Summary of "Love Must Be Happy (Whether you love or not, only in this life)": Happiness has no definition, love is its pattern. In this noisy world, material things are not a good antidote, but love is the bodhi of tranquility. Everyone has a soft spot that bursts suddenly at the slightest touch. It may be family love or friendship. Let's look for positive energy in the world's classics. If you don't have time to think deeply, why not stop and give yourself a slight touch in the story and have a sincere communication with your inner self.

As a collection of short stories, "How the Night Got Dark" mainly records the spiritual history of some people living in a small town. For example, "Do You Like Hawaii" describes the fate of a divorced woman who longs for happiness, but happiness always slips away from her hands inadvertently; "How the Night Gets Dark" describes how a philistine and smart old man was completely defeated by life, and his unwillingness and humiliation are more like the revenge of time; and so on.

"Love must be happy (I have a promise with dogs)" includes: "The gunshot rings out, happiness goes away"; "The Happy Prince"; ""Little Friends" will take care of themselves"; "Wild Boar Travel Notes"; "Far and Far Away, the Thread in Mother's Hands"; "The Territory of Love"; "The Mission of the Female Spider"; "The Little Baby Never Grows Up Again"; "Naughty Raccoon"; "The Loving Sable Luxiang"... And other works. The author of "Love Must Be Happy (My Dog and I Have a Promise)" is Zhang Chu.