The more the better means "the more the better, the more the merrier". This idiom comes from a famous saying by Mencius: "There is nothing that people want more than benevolence; there is nothing that people can hate more than not being benevolent. A benevolent person will not tire of having more money, eat more, and will not tire of goods. Therefore, the more the benevolent, the better."

This sentence reminds us that kindness is endless. The more kind actions, the more benefits it will bring to society. Conversely, evil deeds also cause more harm. The principle that more is better runs through our lives and work. For example, in the field of education, we should encourage students to read more and think more; in the field of business, companies should pursue more social responsibilities and provide more valuable products and services.

In short, the more the merrier is not only a good quality, but also a positive attitude towards life. If we can do more beneficial things in life, we will not only feel the power of kindness, but also ultimately create a better world. As ordinary people, we should start from ourselves, spread more positive energy, promote the change and progress of the whole society, and let the spirit of "the more the merrier" be passed down forever.