Life is for happiness -- love is for mutual benefit

Author: Wu Danru
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Essence of Wu Danru's Bestselling Works, Collect Life and Love in One Volume. Supported by readers at home and abroad, with writing and publication exceeding 4.5 million copies. Life's gains and losses are secondary; what matters is living freely and joyfully. Love's intensity varies, but mutual benefit and understanding sustain it. This book includes newly written chapters as well as the essence of Life with Happiness as Its Purpose and Love with Reciprocity as Its Principle. For me, it's a milestone. Ten years of joyous moments made me feel, "Living life like this is truly worth it." Looking back, however, some paths were indeed arduous. If I were to rate it on a scale, I'd be glad to say that more things were positive than negative—specifically, the happiness I've experienced is not perfect, but it is rich, filled with the flavors of life. Haha, that's the kind of happiness I. – Wu Danru
Anything that makes you feel your life has meaning is ultimately joyful. Only those things that bring you spiritual happiness can weather the test of time, becoming an indispensable part of life, making you realize that such enduring dedication is truly worth it. As for love, I still believe to this day: Because you are happy, I am happy—that is love untainted by artificial dust. Whether it's familial love or romantic love, it always needs to follow the principle of reciprocity, giving and receiving kindness, understanding and forgiving each other, to bring true joy.
Anything that makes you feel your life has meaning is ultimately joyful. Only those things that bring you spiritual happiness can weather the test of time, becoming an indispensable part of life, making you realize that such enduring dedication is truly worth it. As for love, I still believe to this day: Because you are happy, I am happy—that is love untainted by artificial dust. Whether it's familial love or romantic love, it always needs to follow the principle of reciprocity, giving and receiving kindness, understanding and forgiving each other, to bring true joy.