would you reather be poor and happy or rich and sad

I understand no matter how pleased I am. Mainly happiness is what everyone is pursuing. Without the pursuit of happiness, life has no meaning.

This is a stupid question. It is always done. You might ask, "You want to be rather shit, happy, or human and miserable." If we can be both foolish and happy, do it. As long as we are happy, there is nothing wrong with anything else.

Making money is just to satisfy your desires. We will fulfill the desire to be happy. If you are already happy you do not need money.

It is very sad to find out of happiness. Many people link happiness and money. In this case, the rich will not be sad. On the contrary, we see that the rich are more concerned, more afraid, more stressed, often encountering problems and seemingly suffering from depression. Celebrities such as movie stars, singers, ministers have money, but the divorce rate of these people is much higher than the general public. They are always afraid to be chased or hit, so they always need safety. They are more afraid of the safety of their children. They are also more vulnerable to theft and robbery. Many of them have so many ripple effects, they emphasize where they should constantly invest and hide. On the other hand, people belonging to the poor are often easier people.

If you are a happy parent, let's pass on a precious heritage to your son and daughter. It does not matter whether you are rich or poor; if you choose between a happy poor person and an unfortunate rich, the people who are smiling are envious children. As they grow and expect life to be beautiful, the world is a sunny and friendly place, others are as human and decent as they are, and it is not It's fun. With this attitude, they can do almost anything. "Crooked at the Italian Cremona workbench, Antonio Stradivari swears" Other men will make a violin, but no one can do better. "Over 250 years, this is still true, people have copied all the details of his violin, but the perfect workmanship of Stradivarius has never been compared."