1. Happiness is the highest good. ——Aristotle

2. Labor is the father of happiness. ——Franklin

3. Happy people are aided by hope. ——Menander

4. Happiness cannot be perfect. ——Horace

5. Boredom is the misfortune of happy people. —— Walpole

6. Human happiness lies entirely in the happiness of the heart. ——Goethe

7. Everyone is the craftsman of his own happiness. ——Thoreau

8. Goodwill produces happiness, and civilization brings harmony. ——Hugo

9. Dying for the motherland is happy and glorious. ——Horace

10. The happiness of the people is the supreme law. ——Cicero

11. Happiness lies in autonomy and self-sufficiency. ——Aristotle

12. Where there are no children, there is no happiness. ——Swinburne

13. Departure from nature means departure from happiness. - Cy Johnson

14. For ordinary people, being ordinary is happiness. ——Nietzsche

15. The pursuit of happiness cannot avoid touching pain. ——Holt

16. Happiness lies in one’s real work. ——Aurelius

17. Intelligence is undoubtedly the primary condition for happiness. ——Sophocles

18. The purpose of all human efforts is to obtain happiness. —— Owen

19. People who learn to learn are very happy people. ——Menander

20. How happy it is to wake up from a dream! ——Hugo

21. People who do not admit their own happiness cannot be happy. ——Silas

22. Yearning for fictitious interests is often the loss of happiness. ——Aesop

23. All happiness is obtained by the blood of life. ——Wang Jinmei

24. In life, happiness is not the goal, but moral character is the criterion. ——Beecher

25. The purpose of all human efforts is to obtain happiness.

——Irving