1, happiness is not a goal, but a by-product.

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the President of the United States.

Happiness is not an end, but a byproduct.

-Eleanor, wife of American President Roosevelt.

2. Happiness is not something you experience; This is what you remember.

O. American pianist Levante

Happiness is not something you experience, but something you remember.

-American pianist levante.

Happy is the man who is addicted to a hobby.

Bernard Shaw, British dramatist

Happiness does not consist in merely having money. It exists in the joy of achievement and in the excitement of creative efforts.

Bernard Shaw, British playwright.

Contentment is a person's greatest happiness in this world.

Joseph addison. American writer

Contentment is a person's greatest happiness in this world.

-Edison, American writer.

5, a lifetime of happiness! No one alive can stand it; This will be a hell on earth.

G. Bernard shaw British playwright

Lifelong happiness! This is unbearable for anyone alive, and it will be a hell on earth.

Bernard Shaw, British playwright.

A well-written life is almost as rare as a well-lived life.

Thomas Carlyle, English historian and essayist.

A well-written life is almost as rare as a well-lived life.

-Thomas Carlyle, British scholar and economist.

Doing nothing is not rest, but a very empty mind is the pain of the soul.

William Cowper, English poet

Laziness is not rest, a very empty mind is a painful mind.

-British Cowper W.

All the happiness we enjoy is the result of labor, hard work, self-restraint and study.

American sociologist Willian Graham sumner

All the happiness we get is the result of labor, hard work, self-restraint and study.

-American sociologist sumner W.G. 。

Happy is the man who expects nothing, because he will never be disappointed.

Alexander pope. English poet

Happy is the man who expects nothing, because he will never be disappointed.

The British Pope.

No one is happy until he dies. He is lucky at best.

Solon, an ancient Athenian statesman

No one can be called happy unless he is in a coffin, but at most he is just lucky.

-Solon, an ancient Athenian statesman

1 1, because of all the misfortunes, the greatest misfortune is to have been happy.

Boatius, Ancient Roman statesman

Of all the misfortunes, the most unfortunate is that I have been happy.

-Poerxiusi, Roman statesman.

Happiness grows by our own fire, not by picking it from strangers' gardens.

D. jerrold, British playwright

Happiness grows by our own fireside and cannot be picked from other people's gardens.

-British playwright jerrold D.W. 。

Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always beyond your grasp, but if you sit down quietly, it may alight on you.

Noun (short for noun) Hawthorne, American writer

Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always beyond your grasp. But if you sit down quietly, it may fall on you.

American writer Hawthorne n.

14, happiness is a kind of courage.

H. Jackson, British writer

Happiness is a form of courage.

-British writer Jackson.

Happiness is an imaginary state, which used to be considered dead by the living, but now adults think it belongs to children and children think it belongs to adults.

American psychiatrist Thomas

Happiness is an imaginary thing. Once upon a time, the living thought the dead were happy, while the children thought the adults were happy.

-American psychiatrist Thomas S.

16, happiness is a stop between too little and too little in Otawa.

C. British jurist Pollock

Happiness is a stop between too few places in Dachuan.

-British jurist Pollock.

Happiness lies in our awareness of it.

French woman writer george sand.

Happiness lies in knowing that you have happiness.

-French woman writer george sand

Happiness does not consist in merely having money; It exists in the joy of achievement and in the excitement of creative efforts.

American President franklin roosevelt.

Happiness lies not in having money, but in the joy of achievement and the passion of creation.

American President franklin roosevelt.

Hope itself is a kind of happiness that the world can provide.

Samuel johnson. British writer.

Hope itself is a kind of happiness, perhaps the main happiness that the world can provide.

-samuel johnson, British writer.

The happiness of human beings comes not so much from the occasional good fortune as from the small benefits every day.

American President Benjamin Franklin

The happiness of mankind comes not so much from occasional good luck as from small benefits every day.

American President Franklin.

Industry is the right hand of wealth, and frugality is her left hand.

John ray, American naturalist.

Industry is the right hand of wealth, and frugality is her left hand.

-American naturalist Ray J.

22. It is not easy to find happiness in yourself, and it is impossible to find it elsewhere.

A. American female essayist ripley E.

It is not easy to find happiness in yourself, and it is impossible to find happiness elsewhere.

-Home of American women, Prius A.

Work and work bring us much more happiness and satisfaction than most of us realize.

Leonard R. Cyrus, American writer

Occupation and work play a more important role in making people happy and satisfied than most of us realize.

-Cyrus, American writer.

Man is the designer of his own happiness.

Henry david thoreau, American writer.

Man is the designer of his own happiness.

-American writer Reynolds H.D.

For most people, they are as happy as they think they are.

Abraham Linkohr. Ruesident USA

For most people, they are as happy as they think they are.

-abraham lincoln, President of the United States.

If most members of a society are poor and miserable, then it is impossible for the society to be prosperous and happy.

Adam Smith, British economist

If most members of a society are poor and miserable, this society cannot be prosperous and happy.

-Adam Smith, British economist

Nothing is more deadly than remembering happiness.

French writer Gide Andre

Nothing is more painful than remembering happiness.

-Andre g, French writer.

A person will never be as unhappy as he thinks, nor as happy as he hopes.

French writer Fran? ois La Rochefoucauld

A person will never be as unhappy as he thinks, nor as happy as he hopes.

-French writer laroche Foucault F ..

Only when a person's life ends in glory can we dare to say that he is happy.

Aeschylus Ancient Greek playwright

Only when a person's life ends in glory can we dare to say that he is happy.

-Aeschylus, ancient Greek playwright

True happiness is innate, and it is the enemy of glitz and noise.

British writer joseph addison.

True happiness shows no trace, it abandons glitz and noise.

Edison, British writer.

Unhappiness is best defined as the difference between our talents, the difference between our talents and our expectations.

Edward de bono. British doctor

The best explanation for misfortune is the difference between people's talents and expectations.

-Dabono, England. e.

3 1, we have no right to consume happiness without producing it, just as we have no right to consume wealth without producing it.

Bernard Shaw, British dramatist

Just as we have no right to enjoy wealth without creating it, we have no right to enjoy happiness without creating it.

Bernard Shaw, British playwright.

When happiness becomes the main task of life, it is no longer happiness.

Thomas Chandler halliburton, Canadian English expert.

When enjoyment becomes the main business of life, it is no longer a kind of enjoyment.

-Canadian English expert halliburton T.G.

There are two goals in life: first, to get what you want; Then, enjoy it, only the smartest people can achieve it for the second time.

Page (abbreviation of page) American writer Smith Logan

There are two goals in life: one is to get what you want; Second, enjoy what you get. Only the cleverest people can achieve the second goal.

-American writer Logan P.S.

The secret of pain is to have leisure to worry about whether you are happy or not.

George Bernard Shaw. British playwright

The secret of pain is to have leisure to worry about whether you are happy or not.

Bernard Shaw, British playwright.

The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.

French novelist Xiong Wei Hugo

The secret of pain is to have leisure to worry about whether you are happy or not.

Bernard Shaw, British playwright.

The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.

French novelist Xiong Wei Hugo

The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.

-Hugo V, French novelist

The combination of love and innocence is the greatest happiness in the world.

Jean Jacques Rousseau. French thinker

The greatest happiness in the world is love and innocence.

-French thinker Rousseau. J.j.

There is only one kind of happiness in life, love and being loved.

George sand. French female writer

The only happiness in life is to love and be loved.

-French woman writer george sand

39. The only way to multiply happiness in the world is to divide it.

Swiss physicist Paul Herman scherer

The only way to multiply happiness in the world is to share it.

Swiss physicist Schiller p.h.

40. Some things you want are not available and are an indispensable part of happiness.

B. Russell, British philosopher

Not getting what you want is an important part of happiness.

-British philosopher Bertrand Russell.

4 1, to enrich this hour-that is happiness.

Emerson, American thinker

Let time pass to the fullest, that is happiness.

-Emerson, American thinker

To truly understand a person, we must judge him in his mistakes.

French emperor Napoleon

To truly understand a person, we need to examine him in misfortune.

-French emperor Napoleon, B.

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