1, the way to be happy is to broaden your interests as much as possible, and not respond to people and things that interest you in a hostile way, but in a friendly way.

Selfish and timid people are often unhappy, because even if they protect their own interests and safety, they can't protect their own character and self-confidence.

Action may not bring happiness, but without action, there is definitely no happiness.

4. Smart people laugh at fools, and fools laugh at smart people. Both sides will feel equally happy.

If you are not satisfied with what you have now, you may not be happy when you have more.

6. Fame and fortune can only bring us temporary happiness; Only a cool head and a love of work can bring us eternal happiness.

7. Happiness is not to increase wealth, but to decrease desire.

8. Selfish people will never find happiness.

9. Happiness is a precious resource. We can't just enjoy it without exploring it.

10. Busy people are often the happiest people, because they have no time to think about whether they are happy or not.

1 1. Everyone has certain ideals, which determine the direction and judgment of his efforts. In this sense, I have never regarded ease and happiness as the purpose of life itself-this ethical basis, which I call the ideal of pigsty. [Name] Albert Einstein (Jewish theoretical physicist)

12, people need happiness just like clothes. Margaret collier Graham

13, the real happiness in life lies in being able to contribute to a cause and realizing that it is a great cause. Bernard Shaw's

14. The greatest happiness in life lies not in what we have, but in the process of what we pursue. Banting

15, the greatest happiness in life is to devote yourself to a great goal. Bernard Shaw's

16, no cosmetics can make people more beautiful than happiness. Brayton

17, the so-called happiness means that there is no pain in the body and no disturbance in the soul. Epicurus

18, all people are happy; Without exception, no matter how different their methods are, everyone is moving towards the same goal. pascal

The greatest happiness lies in meditation on truth. Aquinas (Italian theologian)

20. I have never regarded ease and happiness as the purpose of life itself-this ethical basis, which I call the ideal of pigsty. [Name] Albert Einstein (Jewish theoretical physicist)