I feel the same way. Recently, a survey column of CCTV has this content. I don't care who they are, but at least they let us know a lot.

This topic, which originated from an investigation column of CCTV, and all kinds of "divine reply" have been hotly discussed and vomited since it was broadcast. Seemingly abstract questions become vivid after humorous or solemn interpretation or relaxed or helpless interpretation.

Happiness is a feeling, which is uneven and polymorphic, but not unpredictable. Facing the camera, whether the stall owner answers "Happiness means that people have no worries and life is guaranteed" while settling accounts, or the aunt proudly says "Happiness means that I gave up my daughter" while choosing vegetables, and the newlyweds scramble to say "Happiness means that I got married today", or "Happiness means more RMB" in the mouth of street performers, and "I am not bullied when I am full and warm" in the mouth of children, everyone is using personalization.

This is actually the real form of happiness, which is very specific and nuanced for everyone.

We are often used to conceptualizing and abstracting some positive nouns and concretizing negative and dissatisfied things. In particular, some media prefer negative news and spare no effort to dig up reports on negative topics. But once faced with the positive topic, the positive topic, I don't care very much and don't know where to start. They can only shout slogans and copy concepts from theory to theory. Over time, ordinary people naturally have no feelings about these topics, and may even think that things like "happiness" are too mysterious and empty talk.

Obviously, no matter in our daily life or in news reports, we should not fall into such a misunderstanding. If you can't mention positive things, it will become a blunt slogan, a pure concept and a grand propaganda. On the contrary, we should make these concepts more specific, closer to the lives of ordinary people, and let more people feel it and become what we pursue. The same is true of "happiness", which needs to return to its original connotation-happiness is contained in subtleties and comes from a little happiness and satisfaction in our lives.

The happiness of subtlety depends on subtle work. To make people truly happy, we must start from the little things that everyone cares about most, start from the specific people's livelihood, and accumulate people's happiness bit by bit. For example, if the traffic is smoother, office workers will feel happier; It is easier to see a doctor and family happiness will be improved; When air quality improves, citizens' happiness will increase; The high efficiency of government agencies can also make people feel happier ... Imagine if everyone's happiness can be realized continuously, then everyone's happiness will be "empty"?