There are many literary works in China that have been handed down to the present and enduring. This is deeply related to the "Gestalt" in the minds of people who have been cultured for thousands of years. Even tragedies have to find ways to find a happy ending. The mainstream of culture is literary. The paradise life described by literature, although the fairyland on earth is out of reach, is deeply rooted in people's lives-looking forward to a better tomorrow. What is the most accurate understanding of the "Gestalt" in this passage? ['A happy ending in literature.', 'Paradise life, paradise on earth, as described in the literature.', 'Beautiful imagination and longing for the ideal life.', 'Preference to turn tragedy into a happy ending.']