In a remote town in Marston, there is a girl named Gunter. Cynical, righteous and compassionate from an early age, she converted to Catholicism at the age of seven, entered a convent at the age of 18, and spent the rest of her life sharing the joys and sorrows of those who struggled with hunger and death. Wherever there is war, where there is natural disaster, where there is a plague epidemic, there is her presence. She has established 543 shelters, orphanages and AIDS care centres in 115 countries. She lit a lamp of love for "the poorest of the poor, the most despicable of the lowly," and he was called "the mother of the poor." She is the revered Nobel Peace Prize laureate ——— Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa spent her life tossing and turning to the world's most helpless people, and she dedicated everything to charity.
A young woman and her boyfriend exchanged a few words, and the two gambled that they wanted to break up. However, she encountered some setbacks in her work, and the boss looked at her with distrustful eyes every day, and he felt that his life had suddenly fallen to the bottom. In her extreme depression, she even thought of suicide.
One night, the woman sat under the lamp and wrote her will, repeating it several times and feeling inappropriate. At this time, his father came in with a cup of strong tea and gently placed the tea at his daughter's table. Seeing the paper balls on the ground, her father touched her head in pain: "Are you writing articles again?" Don't get too tired of yourself. The daughter raised her head to meet her father's loving gaze. She took the tea and took a sip gently, and at this moment, she felt a deep sense of long-lost happiness back to her side, it was in this cup of strong tea, in her father's eyes. The thought of suicide suddenly dissipated without a trace.
In modern society, how many people will notice what or how happiness they define themselves is, and how many people will forget the happiness they once wanted. It turns out that the happiness we seek in this world is hidden in the place where we are most likely to forget (between loving and being loved). So most people will eventually be misled by their natural desires and gradually walk into the huge sinkhole. And their own "unconscious" is the biggest culprit in it.
![When they got married in the ninth year, their wives and children affectionately sent a recipe, and the first page said "Little Ash Must Read", which is now estimated to be thrown in the face. At that time, girls could cook as if it were a dowry[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)