Is life a tragedy or a comedy?

Buddha said that life is endless, and people will suffer if they live. From the day of birth, people will inevitably die day by day. So, life is a tragedy. However, life can also be very simple, thirsty, thirsty, hungry, eat a piece of bread. A thunderstorm, a joke, loud and happy, life is a comedy.

When I was young, I liked watching comedies. Black is black and white is white. Although I have suffered some hardships, it is only some small twists and turns and small waves in the process. Good is rewarded with good, and evil with evil. The world will naturally have a fair ending. Finally, justice always triumphs over evil, which is a good result for lovers, and they live happily ever after.

When I grow up, I feel tragic. The process of destroying beauty bit by bit, tearing it up bit by bit, pain, depression, ruthlessness and despair makes beauty fully displayed and eventually sublimates into extraordinary nobility. An unforgettable love must be a story that can never be reunited, otherwise, the hero and heroine will fall into mediocrity. The beauty of impressionist Van Gogh comes from poverty and disease. Without the stars when you are hungry, where can you find the gorgeous colors in sunflowers? An empty stomach and crazy imagination have made more than 2,000 masterpieces set in small towns in southern France.

I have lived, lived, understood and realized that tragedy is too pessimistic. Life is like half a cup of tea. From this perspective, a half empty cup, from another perspective, is actually a transparent liquid. Take a sip, bitter, aftertaste, bitter and sweet, and have a wonderful effect of refreshing. Why do you have to live so hard and tired? There is joy in suffering, laughter in suffering, and laughter in suffering. Laugh, as long as there is laughter, there is happiness, and happiness is a promising life. When you let go, when you laugh, life is interpreted as a comedy.

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