In life, we all have an illusion: happiness always belongs to others, only troubles belong to ourselves!

So, we feel the so-called troubles day by day, and search for the happiness that is actually right beside us!

There was once an interesting survey: Who is the happiest person in the world?

Among the tens of thousands of answers, four of them are impressive:

An artist whistling while appreciating his newly completed work,

Mother bathing her baby,

Children building castles in the sand,

The doctor worked hard for several hours and finally saved a patient's life.

Happiness is like this. As long as you feel it with your heart, it is ordinary but not simple.

There is a story about a poet who was talented and wealthy, with a beautiful and gentle wife and a smart son, but he could not feel happy.

He asked God to help him find happiness, but God first took away his property, then his wife and children, and finally his talent. The poet was in great pain.

A month later, God returned all these to him again. The poet hugged his wife and children, knelt at God's feet for a long time, and expressed deep gratitude for God's blessing on him.

Another story about poor people.

The poor family had a small house with four generations living together, which was extremely crowded. He asked God to help him get out of this predicament.

God said that you should lock the chickens and ducks in the house and live with them, and come back to me in a week.

A week later, the poor man was tortured and miserable, and he asked God to help him again.

God said that you should lock the cows and sheep into the house and live with them, and then come back to me in a week.

Another week passed, and the poor man was in unbearable pain. He again begged God to help him.

God said to drive away those animals and come back to me in a week.