Happiness and Fear

I remember Owen said: "The purpose of all human efforts is to obtain happiness." Everyone in the world is seeking the greatest happiness for themselves, and that is their own life. Life passes by in a hurry for decades, like a drop in the ocean between heaven and earth. The only thing that can be pursued is happiness. Happiness is like walking on thin ice, and the transparent world seems to melt at the touch of a finger and disappear without a trace. Their entanglement seems to be an arrangement of fate. They can enjoy any honor they can on the platform of the Yin family. Perhaps fate is extremely stingy. The easiest thing to get is also the easiest thing to lose. They hold the cable of happiness in their hands but are terrified that it will slip away. In order to own this cable, they choose to give up, fight, think, and understand. After going through the wind and rain, choosing more is the rationality of life. Understand that what you hold in your hands is not a tangible cable but an invisible happiness, and what belongs to you will not slip away easily. In the same way, happiness will come quietly into your own hands and let yourself hold it willingly. True happiness pulls them into the wall of reason. The courtyard within the wall is the one that can prevent the engulfment of wind and snow. It's no longer a fearful future! After all the panic, is happiness still attached to you? Ye Xintong once told me: We have met before, we have loved each other, and we have returned happily.