Pre-order notebook sticker set (two pieces)

[Product design description] Title of painting: One issue, one meeting The painting is paired with the motto from Charles Dickens' novel "Hard Times": Do the wise thing and the kind thing too, and make the best of us and not the worst. At the same time, it matches Mother Teresa’s motto: The world is full of good people...Be one. 【Design Concept Description】 The source of human happiness and pain is ultimately inseparable from interpersonal relationships. People on the road began to talk about falling in love and killing each other, half in a joking, half serious tone. Why does giving turn out to be bad in the end? Giving can't be bad, but what's wrong? The more you pay, the more you will expect? In order to protect the most precious relationship, people are willing to give in and compromise. Some people are even willing to make inertia and compromise because they don't want the relationship to be damaged or shaken at all! However, is it possible that if you are eager for good things, things will turn out to be the opposite? Can they/they who habitually delete their wants and needs continue to be happy and completely happy? Or, after habitually deleting your own needs, you find that the relationship is still unsatisfactory, you are more disappointed and more disappointed, and it is easier to give up? If giving must be right, what is wrong? Only with balance can a constant temperature be achieved... Even if all efforts may not return in a straight line, the universe is fair, and all givens will eventually return, at the right time, at just the right time. Based on the law of conservation of the universe, grievances and losses do not exist, and God will eventually repay you in proportion to all your debts. Feedback and shame are life issues for everyone.