How does God explain the meaning of human life?

In the past two days, a wise man has been discussing with me the meaning of life. I agree with many of his thoughts and admire his wisdom. Despite this, he also has many confusions in life. , for example: when a person lives, should he pursue more responsibility or more happiness, more success or more money, more friendship or more family affection...etc.

I think there should be a lot of meaning in life. There is no particularly specific standard answer. The key depends on how you choose? I once received a text message saying that life is: debut at the age of 1, make progress every day at the age of 10, have lofty ideals at the age of 20, basic orientation at the age of 30, work hard at the age of 40, be popular everywhere at the age of 50, retire and return home at the age of 60, 70 Playing mahjong at the age of 80, basking in the sun at the age of 80, lying on the bed at the age of 90, and hanging on the wall at the age of 100. This is how it goes throughout life. Of course, it is the happiest thing for people to achieve this, and most of them cannot get it. I think that in this world, if we blindly consider the meaning of life, it is unnecessary, because life, no matter how brilliant and happy you are, no matter how poor or abject you are, will be short-lived. Both situations are meaningless to us personally. However, people as individuals can die, but people as a life group will always multiply. When we come to this world, we still have to fulfill our obligations as passers-by. "Human" moral standards and value orientations constrain us and define us. Regardless of whether human life has meaning or not, in general, as physical living entities, in the course of our nearly hundred years of life, we still have to have some ideals, some ambitions, and fulfill our obligations in life.

The topic of this year’s college entrance examination essay is: “Don’t say ‘no’ easily.” Although it is a college entrance examination essay, people from all walks of life are doing this essay question, and some of them are very good. , from different perspectives, gave the reasons why one cannot say "no" easily. When I saw this essay title, I spent a day observing the people around me and found that the frequency of saying "no" was very high. For example: "I am not feeling well today and need to ask for leave." "This person is not good at doing things." Think about it." "I have something to do at home tonight, so I can't do morning exercises." "I can't write this material. I'm not the person to do this." "The child is really disobedient. I can’t understand my parents’ heart. “My boss doesn’t understand me, what can I do?”…

I didn’t spend too much time thinking about the meaning of life, but the wise man said something very important. In philosophical terms, he said: "People live in order to pursue happiness. They try every means, work hard, day and night, and forget about food and sleep to pursue it, just to have more happy time and less unhappy time." Well! That makes sense.

A colleague said: "When he comes to this world, he has to live for many relationships. First of all, live for the parents who brought you into this world. You want to make them happy, this is for them secondly, live for your relatives and friends, and make them happy. This is a reward for them and yourself; then, you must live for your lover. This is after you learn to accept love, you can learn to give love. From now on, you have to live for your children. Of course, we also have to live for ourselves. We came into this world crying, so don’t go back crying, right? "People live." Another colleague said: "Living is for face. If a person lives without face compared with the people around him, then it will be a very painful thing for him. He can be forgiven without money, and it can be forgiven without love. Forgiveness, but shamelessness is not enough.” Others said: “People live for the existence and continuation of life, to realize their ideals and pursuits, and to reflect their own value in life.”

I agree with the wise man. Opinion: The purpose of living is to make yourself and the people around you happier and spend less time unhappy.