The Magic Lamp of Happiness, the New Heaven Chronicles, Part 145

"The Magic Lamp of Happiness" • The 145th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 167 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Liu Ming advocates mutual learning among civilizations and gathers literary figures to write about world myths. I want to compile a "World Divine Book" to condense the concept of "happiness" common to mankind. The first stop is to go to the Arabian Godland to explore the origin of the legend of the magic lamp. Unexpectedly, behind the myth lies the obsession of the human heart: desire and freedom, power and restraint, greed and contentment. The writing team conducts direct interviews to interpret the true meaning of wishes. The lantern is trapped in the contract, the magician is defeated due to desire, and the people reflect on themselves through the story. The truth is gradually becoming clear: happiness does not depend on external forces, but lies in people's good will. It is finally revealed that the real magic lamp is not deep in the cave, but in the heart of every ordinary person. Polish it not by rubbing the copper lamp, but by choosing kindness, moderation and sharing.