Happiness is contentment, not blindly pursuing the best material conditions. Fishermen enjoy comfortable sunshine, and the rich think that fishermen should pursue the maximization of interests like him, become bosses, hire boats to go out to sea and enjoy the sunshine again. However, the fishermen's short answer is in place. Isn't it sunshine that I enjoy at the moment? Indeed, fishermen pursue contentment, choose a suboptimal lifestyle, meet basic living needs and pursue simple enjoyment. Imagine that fishermen have limited knowledge, and how much sweat and hardship they have to pay to become fish owners, and their business may not be successful. Even if they make a profit, their son may not have the comfort of enjoying the sunshine at the moment.
"I used to cry because I didn't have shoes until one day I met a man without feet." When we feel unhappy or even subjectively unhappy, have you ever thought that there are too many people in this world who are poorer and harder than us? However, we saw the bright smiles of African children, we saw the cleaners start a day's work at dawn, we saw the optimism of great people in the difficult years of revolution ... and how much happiness they got.
There is a beginner who is very talented in dancing. However, she asked herself to look like a top professional dancer. She imitated many professional and difficult moves in private, which caused serious deformation of her ankle and left the stage. First of all, we must affirm the girl's tireless pursuit of art, but she has no accurate positioning. She is not a professional dancer, she can fully enjoy the health and happiness brought by dancing, and does not pursue the so-called artistic perfection. In particular, happiness is not the pursuit of something at the expense of health, otherwise it will not be worth the loss.
Happiness is the concern that "she sewed carefully and repaired thoroughly, fearing that it would delay his time to go home"; Happiness is the harvest of "planting a millet in spring and harvesting ten thousand grains in autumn"; Happiness is "repaying the whole city with the prefect, looking to the northwest and shooting at Cang Lang", and happiness is "300 lychees a day, and I don't hesitate to be a Lingnan person". Happiness comes from contentment, from a correct understanding of self, from a correct judgment of ideals and reality. I believe that each of us can find our own happiness.