1. Shivering with happiness. Luo Yonghao, founder of a well-known website

2. Happiness is the highest good. Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

3. Only with wishes can you be happy. German poet Schiller

4. Labor is the father of happiness. American industrialist, scientist, social activist, thinker and diplomat Franklin

5. Happiness and happiness are two different things. Zhou Libo, founder of Shanghai Style Qingkou, "One Week of Libo Show"

6. Happiness is always full of flaws. Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby

7. Happy people are assisted by hope. Greek poet Menander

8. Happiness is the intoxication of the soul. Taiwanese poetess Xi Murong

9. Happiness belongs to satisfied people. Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

10. Happiness lies in living for others. Russian writer Leo Tolstoy

11. Happiness cannot be perfect. Ancient Roman poet Horace

12. Enriching time is happiness. American writer Emerson

13. There is happiness when there is life. Russian writer Leo Tolstoy

14. Happiness lies in autonomy and self-sufficiency. Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

15. Departure from nature means departure from happiness. British writer Cy Johnson

16. Boredom is the misfortune of happy people. Walpole

17. There is only one red branch, which blooms only in late autumn. Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen's "Sheng Cha Zi"

18. The first condition for happiness is health. American astronomer Curtis

19. Conscience today is a requirement of happiness. Miki Kiyoshi, a Japanese philosopher during the Meiji period

20. Happiness itself is long-term patience. Fakamu

21. Happiness lies in love and self-forgetfulness. Contemporary philosopher, scholar, and writer Zhou Guoping

22. Everyone is the craftsman of his own happiness. 19th century American writer and philosopher Thoreau

23. Intelligence is undoubtedly the primary condition for happiness. Sophocles, one of the three great tragedians of ancient Greece

24. Falling in love is a great happiness for people. Former Soviet educator Suhomlinsky

25. Dying for the motherland is happy and glorious. Ancient Roman poet Horace

26. The happiness of the people is the supreme law. Ancient Roman statesman Cicero

27. Human happiness lies entirely in the happiness of the heart. German playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe

28. Happiness lies in creating a new life. Former Soviet writer Ostrovsky

29. Where there are no children, there is no happiness. British poet Swinburne "Welcome"

30. The pursuit of happiness cannot avoid touching pain. Holt

31. Fulfillment is satisfaction, and satisfaction is happiness. Chinese essayist Liang Qiushi

32. Only when people find the meaning of life are they happy. Russian writer Yu. Bondarev

33. Not giving in to misfortune is great happiness. Xie Va

34. Everyone can become the architect of happiness. British Renaissance writer and philosopher Bacon