Humor What is the humor in the words of the bald newspaper editor.

There are 19 ways to cultivate a sense of humor:

What is the greatest pursuit in life? Chocolate, sex, ice cream, sightseeing in the tropics, hugs from children, and a good night's sleep First of all, whether it is the satisfaction brought by doing a good job or not, the answer given by each person will be different. But there is one ultimate pleasure that is both refined and popular, and that is laughter.

Nothing compares to the feeling of a good laugh. Regardless of age, race, physical condition or living situation, as long as you smile often, life is beautiful.

Life will also be healthier. Studies show that humor can help you overcome illness, improve your immune function, reduce stress, and even help you live longer. Doctors and psychologists also agree that laughter is an important element of a healthy and happy life.

As Mark Twain once said, studying humor is like dissecting a frog—you may learn a lot, but in the end all you get is a frog corpse. No matter what, we still have to give it a try. Here are 19 tips to help you develop a sense of humor or help you develop a sense of humor. The premise is that if you don’t understand what’s funny, you won’t make people laugh.

1. First, smile again. Smile and laughter are not the same thing, but they are closely related. Smile when you feel ordinary pleasure—seeing children playing, having a loved one or friend approaching you, completing a task successfully, witnessing something amazing or humorous. Smiling shows that you are not yet overwhelmed by the stresses and burdens of life. If you don't smile dozens of times a day, you need to ask yourself if you are suffering from depression or too stressed.

2. Have some fun for yourself. Rent some movie videos and watch them back, such as Meet the Father-in-Law, Frankenstein, Strange Tales, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Rock and Roll, Animal House, and The Gunslinger. The kid's place, the funny place that turns things upside down, the funny place where Nemo is found. Reward yourself with a little laughter every now and then, the Hollywood kind.

3. Think back to some of the most embarrassing moments in your life. And then find the humor in it. Then practice weaving stories and express them in a humorous way. Maybe it needs a little exaggeration or drama, but that’s how good stories are told. If you expose your shortcomings and laugh at yourself, you will become more integrated into a humorous lifestyle.

4. Whenever something annoying or discouraging happens, face it calmly and find the humor. Of course you'd be angry if you got muddy water on your clothes, stepped in dog poop, or accidentally mixed a red towel in a pile of white laundry. In fact, this may be the most common reaction. But this won't help, it will only make you feel bad. It's better to find a way to ridicule life's little annoyances. This can be done. Imagine what it would be like if these things happened to someone else, someone you liked—or someone you didn't like. Mentally flip through your rolodex until you find the person you think would be the best fit for the predicament at hand. Laugh at him, and then laugh at yourself!

5. Read some comic books every day and cut out chapters that are relevant to your life. Stick them on a note board, refrigerator, or anywhere you can see them frequently.

6. Organize family photo albums and write funny titles or your favorite quotes. Close the photo album when you are tired.

7. Every day at dinner, have your family tell you something interesting or even embarrassing that happened that day.

8. When someone offends you or makes you angry, respond with humor rather than hostility. For example, if someone is always late, say, "Hey, I'm so glad you don't own an airline." Earth Life is short, don't worry too much about personal grudges. But if someone consistently offends you, take it seriously and take appropriate steps to retaliate. But for the occasional trouble, or when nothing you do can change the person or situation, respond with humor.

9. Sign up on the website to subscribe to David Letterman's Top 10 Daily News by email.

10. Spend 15 minutes every day attending haha ??classes. Here's how it's played. You lie on the floor with another person (partner, child, friend, etc.) and place your head on her belly, her head on the other person's belly, and so on (the more people, the better). The first person said, funny.

Someone on the ground said, "Haha." The third person said, funny hahaha. Ground and so on. Guaranteed to keep you laughing.

11. Browse the interactive section of the newspaper and pick some funny topics to participate in. It could be a circus, a movie, a one-man show or a comedy show. Sometimes it takes a professional to help you regain your sense of humor.

12. Add this to your daily to-do list: Find some humor. Don't erase if you can't, advises Gianni Robertson, a humor expert who has written several books on the subject.

13. When you meet a friend or colleague, ask them to tell you an interesting story that happened to them in the past few weeks. Let it be known, says Robertson, that you are someone who wants to hear humorous, true stories and hates gossip.

14. Make a best friend with a sense of humor. Robertson said this was the kind of guy you'd call just to tell you an interesting thing, the kind of person who would also call you to tell you interesting things about what he'd heard and seen.

15. Exaggerate and brag about trouble. Bragging about real-life situations can help us find humorous perspective, says Patti Watt, an award-winning humorist and author of The Sympathetic Place of Laughter. She said that wholesome jokes, cartoons, slapstick comedies, and witty articles all use exaggeration.

16. Arrange a silly plan to break the bad mood. This can be done with a Swiss accent (unless of course you are Swiss).

17. Create a humorous environment. Make a Haha note board and post only funny sayings or sayings, says Alan Klein, an award-winning professional speaker and author of The Healing Power of Humor. His favorite saying is: Never wrestle with a pig. You'll both get dirty, but the pigs like that.

18. Contact to tell jokes. Learn a simple joke every week and tell it to those around you. One of Crane's favorite jokes related to his own baldness: making a team of rabbits walk backwards and telling a riddle to watch the bald man comb his hair.

19. Make fun of yourself. Klein said that it was funny because I had less hair, so I told people that I used to be an expert in treating baldness. land