Whether an individual's situation is suffering or pleasure is often subjective. Some people are comfortable with a certain life, some people can't. Therefore, those who can be content with their current situation may wish to live like this, and those who cannot have to work hard to find another way.
You can't tell where success is, and you can't be sure if you'll be happy when you reach a certain point. Some people will never be satisfied, and their happiness is only based on the process of continuous pursuit and struggle. Therefore, his goal is constantly moving farther and farther. Such people may be less happy, but their achievements may be great.
Pain and happiness are all up to one's own judgment, which is not necessarily directly related to the objective environment. Just like a woman who does not love jewelry, even if she is in an environment that attaches great importance to vanity, it will not hurt her self-esteem.
A poor scholar with 10,000 volumes of books does not want to trade diamonds or stocks with millionaires. Those who are content with idyllic life do not envy any scholar's honorary title or high office.
Your hobby is your direction, your interest is your capital, and your temperament is your destiny. Everyone has their own ideal paradise, and their own happy world of flowers and flowers.