"Nonetheless, the ideas that 'a smile dissolves enmity,' and that one can dismiss unjustified criticism with a laugh, exist in our traditional culture," says Chang. "The important point is that we have the ability to exercise control over our emotions." Chang believes that it is necessary for our physical and psychological health to appropriately express the laughter and tears that we were taught to hold back.
「不過，我們的傳統文化也有『一笑泯恩仇』、『一笑置之』的說法，可貴的是我們可以自己控制情緒，」張玨認為，就身心健康的角度來看，以往不被鼓勵的大笑或大哭情緒，都應有適當的釋放空間。