1. Doing good deeds is the only truly happy action in life. ——Sidney

2. The happiest people seem to be those who are happy for no special reason, they are happy just because they are happy. ——William Ralph Inge

3. A person may believe a lot of nonsense and still arrange his daily work in a reasonable and happy way. ——Norman Douglas

4. True happiness is inner. It can only be found in the human heart. ——Bremer

5. Friends will know us when we are happy; we will know our friends when we are in trouble. ——Collins

6. In an urban jungle full of noise, you can hardly be happy. At this time, you might as well take the time to take a trip to the countryside. Take a breath of fresh air, smell the fragrance of the earth, look at the green earth, and listen to the sonata of nature - the sound of cicadas, birds, streams... you will have a different feeling.

7. A person with truly great talent will feel the highest degree of happiness in the process of work. ——Goethe

8. A real smile is to be optimistic about life, happy at work, and excited about career. ——Einstein

9. Only faith makes happiness real. ——Montaigne

10. The brightest flame of joy is probably ignited by an unexpected spark. The flowers that emit fragrance from time to time on the road of life also grow naturally from seeds that accidentally fall. ——Ser Johnson

11. If a person can always maintain a pure heart like a child, do things with an optimistic mood, treat others with a kind heart, and be bright and honest, his life will definitely be better than others. Much happier. ——Roland

12. The greatest happiness of all happiness exists in the contemplation of truth. ——Aquinas

13. I never regard comfort and happiness as the purpose of life itself---this ethical basis, I call it the ideal of the pig pen. ——Einstein

14. When a person becomes himself, he has reached the peak of happiness. ——Desideux Erasmus

15. Laughter is a sedative with no side effects. ——Grasso

16. Laughter is really a symbol of kindness, a source of happiness, and a medium for getting close to others. With laughter, human emotions are communicated. ——Shelley

17. We have fought for joy, and we will die for joy. Therefore, sorrow should never be associated with our names. ——Fuchik

18. A person’s characteristics are the value of his existence. Don’t force yourself to learn from others, but give full play to your own strengths. Not only will this make you feel happy, but it will also make it easier for you to make real contributions to society. ——Roland

19. The so-called happiness refers to the absence of pain in the body and the absence of disturbance in the soul. ——Epicurus

20. There is no cosmetic in the world that makes people more beautiful than happiness. ——Bretton

21. The greatest happiness in life is to devote yourself to a goal that you think is great. ——Bernard Shaw

22. Happiness is not inherently bad, but some producers of happiness bring trouble many times greater than happiness. ——Epicurus

23. When people are happy, people will also enjoy their happiness; when they are worried about others, people will also be worried about their worries. ——Bai Juyi

24. No one can feel more profound sadness than those who laugh too much. ——Richter

25. All joy in life is the joy of creation; love, genius, and action all come out from the fire of "creation". —— Romain Rolland

26. People who are looking for happiness like headless flies every day will always find nothing in the end. The reason is that happiness does not exist everywhere, but you have to create it yourself.

27. Everyone has certain ideals, which determine the direction of his efforts and judgment. In this sense, I never regard comfort and happiness as the ethical basis of the purpose of life itself. I call it the ideal of the pig pen. ——Einstein

28. No happiness is without trouble. ——Fu Lai

29. The real happiness in life lies in being able to contribute to a cause and realizing that it is a great cause. ——Bernard Shaw

30. Happiness is like perfume. It is not poured on others, but on yourself. ——Ralph Waldo Emerson

31. The greatest happiness in life lies not in possessing something, but in the process of pursuing something. ——Jamataka

32. Happiness is like a butterfly. If you reach out to catch it, you will often fail; but if you sit down quietly, it will stay on you instead.

33. For those whose hearts are filled with happiness, all processes are wonderful. —— Rosalind Decasio

34. Everyone has their own ideal paradise and a world they are happy to enjoy. Pursuing in the direction you are happy to pursue is the path of your life. There is no need to complain about the environment or envy others. ——Roland

35. Happiness is the greatest thing in life! ——Golky

36. Happiness keeps life going.

Happiness is the vitality of the spirit and body, hope and belief, confidence in one's own present and future, and confidence that everything should proceed this way. ——Gogol

37. Family harmony is the happiest thing in life. ——Goethe

38. Happiness at home is the ultimate goal of all ambitions; it is the end of the hard work of all careers. ——S. Johnson

39. Since pain is the source of happiness, why bother to be sad about pain. ——Goethe

40. Fame and wealth can only bring us short-term happiness; only a peaceful mind and love for work can bring us eternal joy.

41. Happiness does not lie in things, but in ourselves. ——Richard Wagner

42. Sadness can be taken care of by oneself. If you want to fully appreciate the taste of happiness, you need someone to share it. ——Mark Twain

43. When we love others, life is beautiful and happy. ——Leo Tolstoy

44. The secret of happiness is: to expand your interests as much as possible, and to respond to people and things as much as possible out of goodwill rather than malicious interest. ——Roland

45. Stay happy and you will do well, be more successful, healthier, and be kinder to others.

——Maxwell Maltz