After retirement, I realized that the greatest blessing in my later years is not to drive a luxury car and live in a luxury house, but to have these four points: a healthy body, a happy and harmonious family, a simple and kind heart, and a simple and pious attitude to life. This is a new understanding of life, a profound experience, and an accumulation of wisdom.
Once, I was immersed in the pursuit of materialism, chasing the aura of vanity, chasing the accumulation of money, chasing the illusion of fame and fortune. I thought that owning a luxury car and a mansion was the same as having happiness and satisfaction, so I worked hard and chased these seemingly shiny goals with all my might.
However, the years passed quietly, and when I stepped on the threshold of retirement, I realized that what I had been pursuing was not the whole of life. Life after retirement is not full of luxury and pleasure as I imagined, but a reflection and return to the true needs of the heart.
In the days after retirement, I began to appreciate my health. Every morning, instead of pursuing a busy work and busy life, I choose to practice Tai Chi in my own yard. The morning breeze was blowing, the sun was shining, and I felt the stretch of my body and the peace of mind. A healthy body is the foundation of all happiness, and I am deeply aware of this.
At the same time, I also began to cherish the time I spent with my family. After retirement, I have more time to spend with my wife and children, and I feel the warmth and harmony of my family. Every day at lunchtime, I cook a simple and warm home-cooked meal for my family. In the reunion of my family, I felt true happiness, which could not be bought by money, but came from inner satisfaction and deep affection between my family.
In addition, after retirement, I began to pay attention to my inner cultivation. Every evening, I would meet up with a few old friends to chat in the park or in the middle of the street, play chess and drink tea. In the communication between friends, I felt the nourishment of the soul and the joy of the spirit. I have come to understand that a simple and kind heart is the real wealth, something far more valuable than money.
Most importantly, I began to learn to enjoy the plainness and simplicity of life. In the days after retirement, I no longer pursued fame, fortune and material accumulation, but learned to let go of obsessions and calmly face the ups and downs of life. I learned that happiness does not depend on external material conditions, but comes from inner satisfaction and love of life.
After retirement, I realized that the greatest blessing in my later years was not to drive a luxury car and live in a luxury house, but to have a healthy body, a happy and harmonious family, a simple and kind heart, and a simple and pious attitude to life. This is a profound realization, a re-understanding of the true meaning of life, and a redefinition of happiness. For the rest of my life, I will continue to cherish this hard-won happiness and enjoy every beautiful moment of life.
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