No matter what class a person is in or what he is engaged in, what he really pursues is happiness and happiness. But no matter how hard some people work and pursue, what they end up with is troubles and pain; some people think that having power and money means happiness and happiness, but some people with power and money end up getting troubles and pain. What is the reason for this? Where are the roots?
Through Li Xiangyun's life experience and his various difficulties and setbacks in career, marriage, and family, this book makes him realize that if he wants to seek good luck, avoid bad luck, and gain happiness, he must be selfless in order to achieve selfishness, as Lao Tzu said in the Tao Te Ching.
Li Xiangyun has two different views on these two private matters. His understanding of selflessness is publicity, and his understanding of selfishness is a person's satisfaction, a kind of happiness and joy; it is not the power, money, fame and fortune that some people want.
The protagonist of this book, Li Xiangyun, lives at the bottom of society. He and his wife Wang Xiaoju, according to some people, have serious differences in outlook. But he has a public heart and can live in harmony with his wife no matter how difficult life is.
When Li Xiangyun encounters difficulties and problems, he will not complain, but how to solve the problem; he will not covet immediate benefits, but will consider the consequences of things later. Therefore, he can stick to his boundaries and bottom line; he can stick to his marriage and family; he can stick to his correct goal and direction. He used his own life to explain that the root of happiness is publicity, love and responsibility.
