In this fast-paced era, the need for humor is as urgent as the thirst for oxygen. Funny jokes and funny pictures have become an indispensable condiment for the public after dinner. However, have you ever thought that all you need is a TV?
At the beginning of the story, it takes place in an ordinary town. The people here live simply, and the happiness comes from each other's company and hilarious jokes. There is a famous "joke king" in town named Jack. He always has a variety of ways to make the people around him laugh and lean forward.
One day, Jack meets his good friend, Lisa, in the town square. Lisa looked a little preoccupied, and Jack stepped up to him and asked, "Hey, Lisa, what's wrong?" It looks like you're not happy. ”
Lisa sighed and said, "Jack, you know what? I've been feeling lonely lately. Although life in the town is fun, sometimes I wish I could have some joy of my own. ”
Jack smiled and replied, "I understand how you feel, Lisa. Actually, all you need is a TV. ”
Lisa looked at Jack quizzically and asked, "TV?" What do you mean? ”
Jack explains: "The TV allows you to see all kinds of funny shows and pictures, and you can have fun at home. Also, I happen to have a spare TV that I can lend you a try. ”
Lisa half-convinced accepts Jack's suggestion and moves the TV back home. From that day on, her life began to change. Whenever she feels lonely or bored, she turns on the TV and watches the hilarious shows. The world on the TV was so colorful that she was immersed in it and forgot all her worries.
However, as time passes, Lisa begins to realize that while television sets can bring her short-term happiness, they can't fill the emptiness in her heart. She began to miss the laughter with her friends, the happy times in the town square.
So, Lisa decides to return to the real world and reintegrate into life in the town. She began to take the initiative to participate in various activities and share happiness with her friends. She discovers that true happiness lies not in the world on television, but in the time spent with friends.
At the end of the story, Lisa stands in the town square, looking at the TV. She said with emotion: "It turns out that what I need is not a TV, but the company of friends and those real happiness." ”
Since then, Lisa has said goodbye to the TV and regained the joy of life. And that TV set, which was also moved back home by Jack, became another "joke" he collected.
This story teaches us that happiness does not lie in material possession, but in spiritual satisfaction. In this fast-paced era, let's not forget that true happiness comes from spending time with friends.