Poems and famous sayings of contented people.

1. Sail after the storm, with fish on one side and wine on the other.

2. A plow and a half fields depend on the weather for harvest and the weather for famine.

Ordinary food and clothing are always available, and no extra money is needed.

4. Be happy when you are complacent, but worry-free when you have no intention.

5. Make fun of every joke and always be angry.

6. A simple meal is enough for three meals, sweet in the morning and sweet in the evening.

7. There are several huts and huts, and the trip is safe.

8. Cloth is warmer than silk, but it can be short or long.

9. Be content with the breadth of heaven and earth and be greedy for the size of the universe. -Zeng Guofan

10. Satisfaction with things is always satisfying, and people will be complacent when they don't want anything. -Ji Yun's "Looking for Children 2"

A collection of famous sayings about contentment:

1. Wealth and poverty are never moderate, and contentment is meaningful. -Zhang Yingzeng's Congxun Zhai Yu

2. Knowing enough is not humiliating, knowing that it is not dangerous. Lao Tzu, Chapter 44

3. It is not enough to get together vaguely. Mosquito by Pi Rixiu, a writer in the late Tang Dynasty

4. Be content with the breadth of heaven and earth and be greedy for the size of the universe. Zeng Guofan, a strategist and politician in Qing Dynasty

5. Be content but not greedy, and be grateful and not treacherous. Lin Bu, a recluse poet in Northern Song Dynasty

6. If you are satisfied, where can you be restless? Lu Ye Chucai, Minister of Mongolian Empire

7. Satisfied people are in fairyland, and dissatisfied people are everywhere. Hong Yingming, a Taoist priest in Ming Dynasty, was Hong Zicheng.

8. The people are miserable, peaceful and prosperous. Ye Fan, a historian of Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty, Biography of Cen Peng.

9. Only by expecting a little can we get close to the highest happiness. Socrates, an ancient Greek thinker, philosopher and educator.

10. Contentment is natural wealth, while luxury is man-made poverty. Socrates, an ancient Greek thinker, philosopher and educator.

1 1, so contentment is not shameful, and knowing that it is not dangerous can last long. -Tao Te Ching

12, disaster is greater than dissatisfaction, and blame is greater than desire, so contentment is always happy. -"Lao Zi"

Man's greatest wealth lies in his lack of desire. -Senison

14, whoever is truly satisfied in his heart will get all the happiness. -"Five Books"

15, the so-called happy person is the person who only remembers satisfaction all his life; The so-called unfortunate people only remember the opposite. -Tohara Taro

16, I can do whatever I want, and it's mine. Happiness lies in contentment, not in anything else. —— Kuang Zhouyi