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格蘭姆 希爾: 家當少一點, 快樂多一點

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作家兼設計師格蘭姆 希爾問:少一點家當、小點空間,可以給我們更多快樂嗎? 他主張要少用一點空間,建議你三要領,來規劃生活。

Graham Hill is the founder of TreeHugger.com; he travels the world to tell the story of sustainability, and tweets at @GHill. Full bio »

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