Lifelong happiness! This is unbearable for anyone alive, and it will be a hell on earth. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist). G.)
Happiness is a form of courage. (Jackson, British writer)
Happiness is a form of courage. (Jackson, British writer). H.)
Happiness is who is the man who is addicted to a hobby. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist)
Happy are those who are absorbed in hobbies. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist. G.)
Happiness lies not in the possession of money, but in the joy of achievement and the pleasure of creative efforts. (American President franklin roosevelt)
Happiness lies not in the possession of money, but in the creative pleasure. (Franklin D. Roosevelt, American President). F.)
The happiness of human beings comes from production, not so much from great works of nature, because small benefits happen every day. Benjamin Franklin, President of the United States.
So much human happiness comes from occasional wealth, because it comes from an unknown daily benefit. (Franklin, American President). )
Most people are happy because they make their brains. (abraham lincoln, American President)
For most people, they find how happy they are and have more happiness. (Abraham Lincoln, American President). A.)
The secret of pain is to have leisure to worry about whether you are happy or not. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist)
The secret of pain is to have leisure to worry about whether you are happy or not. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist. G.)
The greatest happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved. Victor hugo (French novelist)
The greatest happiness in life is the conviction that we are loved. (Hugo V, French novelist)
Love and pure trade unions are equal to heaven on earth. (Rousseau, French thinker)
The greatest happiness in the world is equal to love and innocent trade unions. (Rousseau, French thinker) JJ)
To truly understand a person's misfortune, we must judge. (French Emperor Napoléon Bonaparte)
Unfortunately, we must judge a person if we really want to know him. (Napoleon, French emperor). )
We have no right to consume happiness without creating it, instead of consuming wealth without creating it. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist)
We have no right to enjoy wealth without it, and we have no right to enjoy happiness without it. (Bernard Shaw, British dramatist). G.）