One day, God came to earth, and He wanted to give happiness to everyone. God met a farmer and gave him a ploughing cow, but the farmer was not pleased.
God then asked the farmer, "I gave you a ploughing cow, why aren't you happy?"
The farmer said, "You gave me a cow to cultivate, but my work is not uncommon." I have one more cow, and I have to take the grain to feed it. Can you give me some more food?"
The farmer was right, and God gave the farmer a few acres of land. In this way, the farmer can grow crops and harvest more grain. However, the farmer said with a bitter face: "There is more land, and I am busy alone. Can you come over? You see..." It's very tiring for a person to plant so much land. So God gave the farmer a virtuous wife. The wife can help the farmer so that the farmer has less work. However, the farmer still had a bitter face and said, "Oh, how can you give me a person?" How much grain does she have to eat from me? And my house is not big enough, can you give me another big house?"
God no longer cares about this farmer. God thought: This farmer is too unsatisfied, and he will continue to entangle with him, only to give him the whole world and not make him happy.
God didn't go far and met a trader again. God took pity on this merchant for going from village to village too hard, so he gave the merchant a horse. The merchant took the reins, and instead of looking a little pleased, he said to God, "You give me a horse, and I have to keep it." I only make enough money to feed it, can you give me a store? That way, my life 'can really get better!"'
What the vendor said was not unreasonable, so God gave the vendor a shop. In this way, the vendors do not need to go from village to village, but just sit in the shop and sell things. However, the vendor said, "I can't take care of it alone, and I have to go to buy something." ”
Think about it, how can a trader take care of it? So God gave the vendor a virtuous wife who could help the vendor take care of the store. Who knows, the vendor still has a bitter face and says, "You give me a woman, can she take care of the store?" Women are the most delicious. If I walked away, she would take my stuff and eat it..."
God no longer paid attention to the vendor. God thought: This vendor is also too unsatisfied, and it is not interesting to get entangled with him.
God didn't go far and saw a child. The child is catching dragonflies. God saw that the child could not catch the dragonfly, so he brought a dragonfly to the child. The child didn't reach out, he said, "You let it go, I'm not really trying to catch it, I'm just playing a game with it." When God heard this, he let go of the dragonflies.
When God saw that the child's shoes were broken, he gave the child a pair of shoes. The child took the shoes and was overjoyed. God said, "Put your new shoes on." The child said happily: "I only wear broken shoes when I play, and the new shoes will be broken by me if I am not careful." In fact, I have a new pair of shoes at home. Now, I have two new pairs of shoes!" God saw that the child was thoughtful and thought he was very cute, so he said to him, "Do you want me to send you anything?" The child said, "You don't have to send me anything anymore, this new pair of shoes will be enough!" The joy on the child's face. God smiled happily.
After saying goodbye to the child, God did not go to anyone else, and he felt no need to give happiness anymore. He knew that the only person who could really give happiness to mankind was human beings themselves. An unsatisfied man, no matter how much happiness he gives him, will not feel happy; a contented man, even if you do not give him anything, he will find happiness on his own.