Question

When I got home the other day, I found an envelope waiting for me. It gave me great joy as I thought, "Who's sent me this lovely red envelope with gold stars on the back?"

I opened it up, and it was a note from a friend of mine, congratulating me on the recent release（出版）of my new book 1..

In a busy world where everyone is too rushed for everything, we need to stop sometimes to remember the meaningful moments. How to be a sweet person? 2..

Rediscover snail mail.

Not just for life's big events. Consider smaller occasions you can stick a stamp on and send love toward. 3.. Maybe a coworker did something brave, and you want to show appreciation or thanks.

Smile and dial（撥號(hào)）

When was the last time you called someone to wish them a happy birthday, to get well or to say thank you 4.. But when someone picks up the phone, you hear their voice and can share a laugh（even a cry）together, it will beat an emoji any day of the week.

5..

Asking someone about their goals for the year is a very generous act. This kind of questions goes beyond surface conversation and leads you to really get to know a person. Ask without an agenda-out of curiosity.

And to be a real superhuman, give them something that can help them: a book, a connection, even just a few words of encouragement.

A.Ask someone their goals and give a little something.

B.Maybe someone lost their dog, and you want to express your sadness.

C.Here are some tips that can help us become a better human.

D.Text messages are great.

E.It was totally unexpected and completely cheerful.

Answer 1