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Many people like to draw an equal sign between money and happiness, envy those big people and think that money has everything. "Money is happiness." Is it really "money is happiness"?

It is true that money can buy material comforts, such as exquisite decorations, beautiful fashion, even comfortable houses, advanced cars and so on. However, the difference between humans and animals is that they need not only material enjoyment, but also spiritual wealth. Only material satisfaction, without spiritual pleasure, is impossible to be truly happy.

Throughout the ages, many people are not satisfied with money. Madame Curie, who devoted herself to exploring the mysteries of science, felt very happy when she was doing experiments in a palm-sized room. * * * Production soldier Lei Feng saved 100 yuan to support the disaster area, and he was happy. Xu Honggang is happy to donate the money donated by the masses to him to treat his injury and to the people. Suzhou youth Du donated 654.38 million yuan to the state, saying: "In today's world, you need money to live a happy life, but you may not be able to live a happy life with money."

True happiness is not measured by how much money you have. Ostrovsky put it well: "Happiness lies in creating a new life, striving to transform and re-educate the great wisdom people who became the masters of the country in the socialist era." It can be seen that happiness is linked with creation and struggle. Madame Curie discovered radium, which opened a new world for human beings to understand nature. Lei Feng and Du are willing to contribute to inspire people to realize their beautiful ideals. They regard creation as fun and struggle as happiness. Their view of happiness goes far beyond the narrow material satisfaction and shows the lofty spiritual realm of truly pursuing the perfection of life value.

Money can't buy real happiness, because happiness is not a slave, but some people become slaves of money. We should grasp ourselves well, don't bow to money and be slaves to it. Money is not equal to happiness. Happiness should be woven with beautiful ideals and watered with hard sweat. It belongs to people who make unremitting efforts to create a new life. It belongs to people with noble sentiments!

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Now some middle school students sing "Only money is good in the world, and rich children are like treasures ..." The implication is that money is "everything" and money is happiness. Is that really the case?

Petofi once said, "Value is calculated by contribution. Seeking happiness from material consumption is the real sorrow of life. " People have money to live, but people don't live for money. In fact, having money does not mean having happiness. Happiness in life lies in pursuit, in struggle and in struggle. If people want to live, they must live meaningfully and worthily. If they want to learn something and achieve something, they must give up their own selfish interests and "seek happiness for the whole world." Because of this, they will be happy even if they are penniless. . Fang Zhimin was poor all his life. The enemy caught him and wanted to make a fortune from him, but he couldn't find a copper coin all over his body. Lei Feng's "poor" pair of socks can last for several years, but he claims to be happy; Premier Zhou is diligent and thrifty, patching a pajamas, and doing his best until he dies ... As for the workers who have quietly dedicated themselves to ordinary posts in the past year, compared with a few "super rich" who make a living by illegal business, they can be described as "no money" and really "poor". But relying on their own hands and honest labor, they feel that life is full of happy sunshine. People's soldiers are willing to defend their country; Diligent gardeners regard education as happiness; Pioneers have the joy of creation; Strugglers have the joy of fighting.

I remember once an exploiter said, "I am so poor that I have nothing but money." It can be seen that money is not everything, and money may not bring happiness.

Remember, money is not equal to happiness.