你怎么看？ 全球第一人：个人身价突破8000亿美元， 马斯克却发帖感慨：有钱也买不到幸福！ 评论区聊聊！ ...

（来源：沈阳日报） 转自：沈阳日报 新华社沈阳2月4日电（记者刘艺淳）"银龄生日会"上相视而笑的老夫妻、笑眼弯弯的孩子、成就感满满 的书法爱好者……在沈阳市大东区长安社区党群服务中心，一面贴满百张居民笑脸的照片墙，述说着这 里安居乐业的幸福故事。 新春将至，年味渐浓。大红的灯笼挂满小区主干道，单元门口贴上了福字。党群服务中心大厅里，年的 气息扑面而来。 幸福是长安社区居民挂在嘴边的关键词。幸福是什么？笑脸墙上的答案具体而多元。 对社区工作者而言，幸福是"为居民创造幸福，给'一老一小'提供更周到的服务"。 "以前总觉得AI很神秘，咱们哪能碰得着？没想到在社区就学上了！"62岁的蒋淑琴笑着分享，新年学到 了新课，"今年社区'联欢会'，我用AI帮忙，制作了小品《烟火长安喜乐多》。" 阳光洒在面貌一新的红色楼体上，齿轮造型的雕塑诉说着工业记忆，墙上的展板记录着小区 由"旧"到"新"的蝶变。作为改造的"人民监督员"，67岁的钱淑荷亲历了路面翻新、扶手加装等一点一滴 的"微更新"，"刚改造时，有的住户不理解，后来经过劝解，大家都能看到小区实实在在的变化。" 改造中还特意保留了老工业区的记忆元素。小区中央，高耸的烟囱装饰上 ...

指导：何吟迪 吴唐 策划：何璇 李艺 拍摄：黔东南融媒 榕江融媒：徐胜修 丹寨融媒：邹燕 何宣杰 赵唯茜 红花岗融媒：游右海 王大飞 绥阳融媒：娄云霄 徐进 六盘水融媒：凌婉玥 徐文广 安顺融媒 平坝融媒：王 丹丹 张辉 修文融媒：王叶子 高杰 云岩融媒：陈继寅 美编：张亮、唐云云 一审：范洋 二审：李艺 三审：罗阳 幸福是奋斗出来的。2026年是"十五五"开局之年，贵州大地上处处涌动着奋斗的热潮与收获的喜悦。回 望"十四五"，这份沉甸甸的获得感，既镌刻在工厂车间的创新纪录里，也洋溢在田间地头的丰收笑容 中；既闪耀于指尖传承的非遗技艺中，也浸润在街头巷尾的烟火日常里。我们推出"幸福写真集"特别策 划，记录下这些真实而动人的面孔与心声，他们的故事，共同汇聚成这个时代最温暖的底色：每个人的 努力都被看见，每个梦想都值得灌溉，万千个人的"小确幸"，正连缀成贵州昂扬奋进的"大图景"。 ...

（来源：嘉兴日报） 转自：嘉兴日报 ■张进喜 小时候的冬天，凛冽的北风总是刺骨的冷，耳朵常被冻得通红，因为地上积着厚雪，屋檐下挂着冰凌。 江南的湿冷让人特别难受。有太阳的日子，母亲总喜欢把棉被拿到天井里晒，不时还拿个藤条编织的掸 子拍几下，然后翻过来晒。晚上再钻进被窝，棉被像变戏法一样，变得松软又暖和，还有一股独特 的"焦香"。这是太阳专属的味道，这种味道极好闻，极适意。这个冬夜，我会睡得特别香甜，还做着青 春年少的美梦。 人，总是喜欢阳光的，特别是在寒冷的冬天。阳光带给世界光明、温暖和芳香。万物生长更缺不了阳 光。我小时候经常唱一首歌："大海航行靠舵手，万物生长靠太阳……"当年，这首歌很流行，不仅老人 会唱，小孩也会唱。河湖纵横的江南水乡，人们对舵手的理解还是比较透彻的，我们天天看到环城河里 有好多船。孩童们不懂作物生长靠的是光合作用，只晓得大人不会在树下种菜。阳光照不到的地方，就 是种了菜，也是细长细长的。 这些年，禾城的大街小巷栽植了不少雪松，道路中间的绿化带、运河两岸的草坪上、街头小品的绿地 里，南湖、秀湖、穆湖，姚家荡、湘家荡、莲泗荡等，范蠡湖公园、运河公园、森林公园那就更多了。 雪松的树形的确好， ...

激昂的鼓手。于江 摄 8 悄悄话。于江 摄 采访交流。于江 摄 童剪春华。李玉清 摄 114 the 7 牧童。姚琳 摄 收获。王宝元 摄 藏族妇女的拉面培训班。张海麟 摄 速度与激情。刘克俭 摄 牧歌里的守护。洪雪芳 摄 编者按： 当镜头掠过青海，幸福的模样正藏在柴米油盐、三餐四季里，热气腾腾的生活里，蒸蒸日上的事业中。 幸福，是镜头前会心的一笑，暖锅上升腾的热气，也是欢腾的马蹄声，丰收的"金蛋蛋"，更是铿锵的锣鼓，牦牛背上孩童的无忧…… 幸福，是青海人的日常，也是高原大地的生动注脚。从田间耕耘到草原驰骋，从邻里团聚到科技腾飞，幸福从不是抽象的词语，而是笑容里的光、收成里的 暖，是用双手织就的烟火，是高原上蓬勃生长的希望。 青海人民的幸福，在山河远阔处，更在动人的民生答卷里。 ...

Group 1 - The core message of Xi Jinping's New Year address emphasizes the importance of hard work and dedication in achieving national prosperity and personal happiness, inspiring collective efforts towards a shared dream [1][3][5] - The address highlights the interconnectedness of individual aspirations, family happiness, and national strength, suggesting that personal efforts contribute to the broader goals of national rejuvenation [3][5] - The call to action includes embracing challenges with courage and determination, leveraging China's unique advantages such as its large market and complete industrial system to drive innovation and societal vitality [5][6] Group 2 - The year 2026 marks the beginning of the "15th Five-Year Plan," presenting new opportunities and challenges for families and individuals to strive for national wealth and personal well-being [5] - The address encourages a proactive approach to overcoming obstacles and emphasizes the need for continuous effort and resilience in pursuit of goals [5][6] - The overall theme is to foster a spirit of collaboration and innovation, urging all sectors of society to contribute to the modernization and development of the nation [6]

中新社莫斯科12月24日电 题：如何理解中国人的"幸福密码"？ ——专访俄罗斯汉学家亚历山大·谢苗诺夫 中新社记者 田冰 中共二十届四中全会审议通过的"十五五"规划建议提出，"以满足人民日益增长的美好生活需要为根本 目的""推动人的全面发展、全体人民共同富裕迈出坚实步伐"。中外民众对"幸福"的理解有何异同？各 国民众对幸福有着怎样的共同追求？如何从"十五五"规划建议理解中国人的"幸福密码"？中新社"东西 问"就此专访了俄罗斯外交部外交学院东方语言教研室主任、汉学家亚历山大·谢苗诺夫。 现将访谈实录摘要如下： 谢苗诺夫："幸福"作为一个复杂且多维的概念，可被视为社会文化发展的主要特征之一。人们对幸福的 态度反映了社会和文明整体发展水平和阶段。幸福兼具主客观两方面，它为特定历史时期的社会存在提 供了理想模式，这些模式反映在人们的主观感知中，并激励他们在现实生活中去实现。 在西方传统中，"幸福"一词源于古英语"hap"，意为"运气"或"机会"；在法语中，"bonheur"意为"美好的 时刻"，指短暂的、偶然的幸福或好运；在德语中，"gluck"一词也意味着幸福和好运。幸福的概念被投 射到精神生活和物质生活两个层面。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Happiness is not found in distant dreams or unattainable goals, but rather in the simple, everyday moments of life, which can be broken down into three fundamental dimensions of well-being [4]. Group 1: Basic Needs - Good health and stable sustenance are the foundational elements of happiness, emphasizing that without health, life loses its value [5][6]. - The narrative of Li Kaifu illustrates that despite achieving significant career milestones, health remains the most critical aspect of life, as he faced a severe health crisis that made him reevaluate his priorities [6]. Group 2: Protection from Adversity - Escaping disasters and encountering kindness from others serve as a protective umbrella for happiness, highlighting that peace and stability are rare and valuable [8][9]. - The historical context of the character for "happiness" suggests that true happiness is about avoiding calamities and living without fear of misfortune [8]. Group 3: Relationships and Community - The presence of family and close friends adds warmth and depth to happiness, where simple moments shared at home can alleviate daily stress [15][16]. - The story of Confucius illustrates the profound regret of not being able to care for parents, emphasizing the importance of familial bonds and the irreplaceable nature of time spent with loved ones [20][22]. - Ultimately, happiness is subjective and found in personal experiences, such as health, stability, and meaningful relationships, rather than in external comparisons [23].

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of balancing wealth and inner peace, as articulated by Naval Ravikant, who suggests focusing on oneself, one's finances, and maintaining inner tranquility [2]. Group 1: Wealth - Wealth should be pursued over money or status, defined as assets that generate income while one sleeps [4][5]. - Achieving financial freedom requires ownership of equity rather than merely trading time for money [5]. - Providing society with in-demand goods or services and scaling them is a pathway to wealth [5]. - Choosing industries with long-term growth potential and collaborating with reliable partners is crucial [5]. - The internet has expanded career opportunities, yet many have not fully recognized this [5]. - Cultivating an iterative mindset is essential, as returns in life come from compounding [5]. - Individuals should arm themselves with expertise, a sense of responsibility, and leverage [5][7]. Group 2: Judgment - Spending time on saving money does not lead to wealth; instead, time should be spent on earning [9]. - In an era of leverage, a single correct decision can yield significant rewards [9]. - Clear thinking is more valuable than mere intelligence, as it establishes authority [9][10]. Group 3: Happiness - Happiness is defined as the absence of pain and desire, embracing the present moment [11][12]. - Accepting reality and not being overly attached to desires leads to true happiness [12][13]. - The article suggests that happiness is a choice, stemming from inner peace rather than external circumstances [12][13]. - Good habits and the company of positive individuals significantly influence happiness [14][16]. Group 4: Life Formula - Naval's formula for success includes happiness as a function of health, wealth, and good relationships [16]. - Health is determined by exercise, diet, and sleep, while wealth is a product of income, responsibility, leverage, and expertise [16].

Core Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of prioritizing health and family over societal expectations of success and wealth, suggesting that true happiness lies in living in the present rather than deferring joy for future achievements [4][5][6][7][9]. Group 1: Health and Well-being - The narrative illustrates how individuals often sacrifice their health for work, leading to serious health issues that prevent them from enjoying life despite financial success [10][12][16]. - It highlights that health is the foundation of happiness, and neglecting it can result in irreversible consequences [17][18]. Group 2: Family and Relationships - The article discusses the tendency to prioritize professional relationships over family, leading to regret when facing personal crises [20][24][26]. - It stresses that genuine support comes from family, and maintaining strong family bonds is crucial for long-term happiness [25][27]. Group 3: Living in the Present - The piece critiques the mindset of postponing happiness for future milestones, advocating for appreciating the present moment and the small joys of daily life [29][32][36]. - It suggests that happiness is found in everyday choices and experiences rather than in distant goals [38][60]. Group 4: Practical Steps to Happiness - The article outlines seven actionable steps to enhance happiness, including regular exercise, sufficient sleep, cultivating a positive mindset, and fostering real-life social connections [39][42][45][56]. - It encourages individuals to engage with the world around them and to prioritize real-life interactions over virtual ones [58][59].