What do you mean by telling fortune that life is wonderful?

What kind of life do you think is wonderful?

I think the so-called truly wonderful life should be self-reliant in three aspects: material economy and spirit, so as to be called a truly wonderful life.

The so-called physical independence means having a healthy body, being able to trot, jumping and hugging the people you love.

And economic independence means that you can live a well-fed life for yourself and your family, and you won't fall into that kind of instability after retirement.

Spiritual self-reliance means being able to live quietly, having a good attitude and not worrying or arguing about daily life.

We often can't cover all three aspects of self-reliance at the same time. It is precisely because of this life that we are often troubled by health, work for income, and entrust our hearts to religion or society.

It takes hard work to meet the above three conditions, but more importantly, the really wonderful focus for us is to have the value and significance of survival.

If a person does not have anxiety in life, but just lives like this, can it be called a wonderful life?

A British social critic, Mr. Walter Pesber, said this. The greatest happiness in this world is to be able to do difficult things that you can't do.

People always want to have things that they can't or can't get, and give themselves the confidence and courage to work hard, but this doesn't mean that you have completed hard work or that you have something of value, but as long as you are praised and made contributions to society, even if you can get the meaning of survival, then you are a person who can appreciate the wonderful life.

A truly wonderful life is not having a lot of money or other things, but how to make contributions to society. Whenever you die, you can feel at ease and meet your long-cherished wish.