Revealed: Happiest moments in life

According to today's new research, the happiest moment in life is the first child's birthday, your wedding day, your grandchild's birth.

Online insurance company Beagle Street asked 1000 life experts over the age of 70 to ask their most happy moments to commemorate the release of a new short film called "The Happiest Moments". The oldest couple in the UK gives advice to the younger generation

Studies show that men are most happy at the age of 40 and women reach a positive value at the age of 38. This is because of health, a group of friends and confident in their appearance.

The results show that love relationships outweigh money and material benefits, and the ten most happy moments in life are dominated by friends and family. Other milestones did not enter the top ten, such as England winning the 1966 World Cup and Neil Armstrong landing in 1969.

"Never take a person you absolutely love" is the most important advice you would like to tell the younger generation to help the elderly live a more happy life. Other valuable wisdom includes "believing in yourself" and "not worth having".

58% of respondents said they had no regrets in their lives. The most common reason for regret is choosing the wrong career and not pursuing lifelong dreams. One in ten of our disappointing people wants us to work harder at school, and one in seven regrets not traveling the world.

"The overwhelming message from the most experienced people in my life, the key to happiness is to live with people you care most, less concerned.We are looking for science to customers It is clearly shown that happiness and social or financial position are more closely related to friends and family, although trying to climb up on the ladder of the care with a view to the future.

The happiest moment was filmed and produced by Gary Tarn nominated for BAFTA. It features Bournemouth couple Morris and Helen Kay married for 80 years, 102 and 101 respectively.

About the survey: Independent research firm Censuswide asked 1,000 adults over 70 who gathered from all over the country in December 2014.

"The happiest day of my life is to see my family when I come here from this country The happiest day of my life is 12 o'clock on 10th July 2001 36 minutes The first child My second daughter is embraced in my arms at 5:45 am on September 19th, 2005. My most sad moment is in the first 8 months Pregnancy Two car accents of my daughter I bumped into a car that was very uncomfortable on another car, everyone is very good I am alone, if my daughter dies I will I am very worried, I think he will get worse, but fortunately she was not.

Until recently my life, my most happy moment is what I am looking forward to. In fact, expecting an event is almost addictive. I never lived at that moment. I am looking forward to going to the theater. I am looking forward to a special dinner. I am looking forward to the vacation. I am looking forward to this kiss. It was then that I was happy. At the next moment, I ask myself if I am enjoying. Of course it is not a good way to live alone. I may enjoy what I have not been looking forward to, so I should not look forward to the future. And I should enjoy everything I may have offered to me now.