Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
author：Chinese basketball will not win the championship and will not change its name
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Tranquil like a narcissus - the first beauty in the headlines
Objectively speaking, the average standard of living of the middle class in the United States is still and will continue to be significantly ahead of China in the foreseeable future. But happiness is not determined by "disposable goods" alone. If you don't believe it, you'll know if you come here for a few years. Although China's per capita disposable materials are smaller, the real convenience of life is not much lower.
To give you a simple example: go shopping on the weekend, would you rather drive a 20-minute pickup truck to a supermarket in the United States, buy something and then drive all the way home (most likely, there is nothing along the way), or take a three-stop bus from your doorstep in China, and then buy it, eat a spicy hot meal nearby and walk all the way home? Before I went abroad, I longed for a life like the United States in China, but after I really lived, I began to miss the fireworks of thousands of lights in the evening in China, which is something that American townhouses can't have.
