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法国教育家拉？布吕耶尔评价道。
美国小说家霍桑也曾说过，相互分享的快乐才是内心所有快乐的巅峰。
从前有一个国王，他十分溺爱自己的小儿子，并想尽办法让小儿子开心。
因此，国王买来小马给他骑，建造漂亮的房子让他住，当然少不了图画、书、玩具、老师、伙伴以及一切用钱能买到或没法做到的事情。
虽然小王子什么都有，可他还是闷闷不乐。
无论走到哪里，他总是一副愁眉苦脸的样子，并一直期待拥有他所没有的东西。
直到一位魔术师来到宫廷才改变了一切。
魔术师看到愁容满面的小男孩后，便对国王说：“只要我告诉你儿子一个秘密，我就能让他快乐起来，将他的苦脸变为笑脸，可你必须为这个秘密给我一大笔钱。”
“好吧，”
国王说，“不管你要什么，我都会答应的。”
小男孩被带到一个单独的房间，魔术师用一个白色的东西在一张纸上写了些字，并递给小男孩一支蜡烛，叫他点燃后，把纸放在蜡烛的上方，然后看可以读到什么。
吩咐完了后，魔术师就走出了屋子。
小男孩按照魔术师的话去做，这时，白色的字母变成了美丽的蓝色，并组成了这样一句话：“每天做一件好事。”
王子接受了这个建议，成为王国里最快乐的人。
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“Allright，”
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