Why do people live longer and longer now?

Perhaps, the fortune teller can give a statement?

In Xinhua Bookstore, I bought an anthology of Kōnosuke Matsushita, a great Japanese entrepreneur, entitled Panasonic on Management. The content is true and it is beneficial to open the book.

There is a passage in the book that Matsushita went to see a fortune teller with two partners when he was in his twenties. The fortune teller said that the other two people had a short life span, while Panasonic, who was sick at that time, had a long life span. As a result, by the time Panasonic wrote this article, these two little brothers had indeed died young. As a result, Panasonic has some feelings: "Maybe there is a fate, maybe the innate fate accounts for 70% of life, and the fate you try to create and change the day after tomorrow accounts for 30%."

Looking back at history, there is indeed such a record in the history books: a fortune teller asserts that someone's life span is what, and the result seems to have come true.

However, the reality is that the average life expectancy of China people is increasing today. What does this mean? This shows that China's sustained social and economic development, generally affluent families, civilized society, harmonious coexistence of all ethnic groups, continuous improvement of medical and health conditions, and widespread universal health insurance have generally improved the life expectancy of China citizens.

The ancient sages of China once said such a wise saying: "If you accumulate good, there will be Qing Yu, if you accumulate evil, there will be many seedlings", "If you accumulate good, you will not be famous, if you accumulate evil, you will not die" and "If you accumulate evil, you will not be born".

If these words and principles are applied to one's life span, that is, if one "doesn't do bad things" and "does good things as much as possible", one's life span may exceed the "destiny takes a hand's life" and live longer.

Having said that, I would like to remind myself and readers in particular:

The so-called good deeds are not simply doing good deeds for strangers on the road, nor are they simply collecting money for the victims in the distance.

Doing something good for your parents, partners and children is also doing good. Doing good for colleagues, superiors and subordinates is also doing good.

In order to help strangers, to help people far away, it is wrong to ignore people around you and care about relatives. A person's ability is different, but doing something good for the people around him and his parents is always the beginning of doing good.

I remember when I was a child, my daughter said to me, "Dad, if you help me out of poverty first, there will be one less poor person in the world." This is not unreasonable.

However, we can't just stare at our "small family" and be rich and powerful. If you only care about your small family, you are heartless and rich, and even ruthlessly exploit others, for example, the boss of an enterprise tries his best to squeeze employees, and the less the reward for employees, the better. This is definitely wrong.

Deng Xiaoping said, let some people get rich first, and then help others get rich first, and take the road of * * * to get rich. This is the word of the benevolent.

Ask yourself, do I want to live long? I really want to! How should I live longer? Besides combining work and rest, loving labor and being generous, we should also cultivate noble moral sentiments, which are reflected in our actions. To sum up, we should be self-interested and altruistic, benefit the world, be beautiful in adults, be kind with one heart and one mind, be kind to others, and stop at the best. (Author: brand consultant Yao)