Chapter 2 Achievement "Nonsense English" in the first quarter

In the late summer and early autumn of 2002 in Shenzhou, Zhang Daxia published the masterpiece "Nonsense English", intending to lead hundreds of millions of Chinese compatriots with English mutes to speak nonsense in English.Daxia knows that compatriots are deeply struggling with the barriers of "standard English", "authentic English" and "perfect English", and even suffer from fear, anxiety and depression and are unable to extricate themselves. The hero "Nonsense English" is actually a unique secret recipe for treating English dumbness.Da Xia had suffered from English dumbness for 20 years in China without knowing it, until he arrived in the United States and realized that he was almost terminally ill.Although the United States is the capital of psychology in the world, there is no such thing as English dumbness.A hero knows that if he does not save himself, his future will be destroyed.

In desperation, he came up with strange tricks one after another, and when they were practical, they turned out to be effective.So I realized Lao Tzu's principle of "following is ordinary, and rebelling is immortal", summed it up, and achieved "nonsense English". When Daxia first came to the United States as a guest, he could only understand 1/5 of the American young people's Lianzhu English. However, he relied on the secret skills of talking nonsense in English, and soon became brothers with the young Americans, as close as a family. When Daxia first came to the United States to teach psychology doctoral students, sometimes he couldn't even understand the questions asked by the students. However, Daxia relied on the secret skills of nonsense in English to speak nonsense, and finally got the highest score from the students.

When Daxia first came to the American mental hospital for an internship, he could only understand 1/10 of the nonsense English spoken by American mental patients. However, he was recognized by authentic American nonsense English masters by relying on the nonsense English secret skills. Daxia's daily job now is to communicate with American psychological patients the mysteries of the inner world, and explore the shortcuts to self-transcendence and happiness in life.Daxia's English is still not standard, authentic, and perfect, but he has reached the level of talking nonsense when communicating with all kinds of strange old Americans.

A psychiatrist from China who can only speak nonsense in English, and a large group of American psychiatrists who can only speak nonsense in English are the crystallization of the spiritual collision, and the Chinese psychiatrist Zhang Daxia who can only speak nonsense writes nonsense, which is what we see now. I got this "Chinese Psychologist in Manhattan". When I was in China, psychologists were like rare animals.Whenever a friend of mine introduces me to his or her friends, the name of my therapist usually sets off some sort of jolt. "I heard that psychiatrists all suffer from serious psychological barriers." This sentence turned the great achievements I had made in 10 years of hard work into a sour inferiority complex.

"How do you know a psychiatrist?" When my friend of a friend turned around and questioned my friend, the friend who was proud of me suddenly became shy, as if his or her inner secrets had been caught in public. Since I obtained a Ph.D. in Psychology from East China Normal University in 1993, I have hosted or participated in the production of different types of TV programs in three major TV stations in Shanghai.Especially from 1995 to 1996, the "Spiritual Covenant" performed on Shanghai Cable TV was the first special program in China to transfer professional psychological knowledge system to the TV screen. "Spiritual Covenant" was once the highest-rated program on Shanghai Cable TV, and I was also known as the first TV host with a doctorate in China.

After leaving Shanghai to the United States at the end of 1996, he studied for a postdoctoral certificate at the Chicago Campus of the Illinois School of Professional Psychology under the American Academy of Professional Psychology.In my clinical practice, I have been helping American psychological patients with the wisdom of the East and the modern psychotherapy.This book is some interesting experiences of my internship and work in the United States, especially the Fifth Avenue Psychological Counseling and Therapy Center in Manhattan, New York, as well as my understanding of psychotherapy.Looking at the situation in the new century, there is a great tendency for China and the United States to compete in the world. However, the misunderstanding and poor communication between China and the United States have unfortunately led to political, cultural and other conflicts between the two countries.I wrote this book, on the surface, it seems to be exposing the shortcomings of the old beauty, but in fact, I want to show the world the inner world of flesh-and-blood Americans in life.Although some perverted mentality of Laomei seems like a fantasy in the eyes of the Chinese people, it is not certain that the speed of the Chinese people's catching up in this area will be as unexpected as our astonishing economic development speed.

My biggest experience as a psychiatrist in the United States is that, regardless of whites, blacks, Hispanics, East Asians, or Arabs, except for superficial cultural differences, the essence of the inner world of all people is the same.I will tell you all about my experience in psychotherapy for old Americans. On the one hand, it can let everyone understand the psychology of Americans, especially the best New Yorkers in Manhattan in the United States; Self-reflection and understanding of the psychological problems that we have always been taboo. I wrote this book just to write as I wanted to, to flow completely.The rich, magical and unpredictable human psychology often produces an itchy disturbance in my heart, which makes me want to cry and laugh at the same time. I can't describe the delicate reality with a rational style, and I can only surrender to humor.The stories in the book are all very true, but based on the principle of confidentiality promised to the psychological patients, the names and backgrounds of all the patients have been intentionally changed, so there is no risk of being mistaken.As for my personal life experience, it is mostly true.

My energy website: www.nengou.com Zhang Yuanxia In the winter of 2004 in Manhattan, USA