Who said that there is nothing in the world and people are bothering themselves? How should we understand it?

From "New Tang Book·Lu Xiangxian Zhuan": "There is nothing in the world, and it is annoying to be disturbed by mediocre people."

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The meaning is that everything is fine, but you are looking for trouble.

Usage: subject-predicate form; used as predicate and object; with derogatory meaning

Synonyms: unfounded worries, worrying about the ancients

Antonyms: masturbation

English: worried about troubles of one's own imagining

I suddenly thought of this idiom today, so I might as well give it to myself~

Now let me talk about my own views:

Many times we feel unhappy. It seems that the world gives us nothing but troubles. In fact, this is not the case. We need to discover and search for happiness~

We always say, it’s really annoying. Why? What about this? Because we are mortals! This is a joke. In fact, troubles will not leave us alone, and happiness will not come to us! What we have to do is to discover, and in the end, you will find that happiness is actually Very simple~

I sincerely hope that everyone learns only this idiom, not the attitude towards life it embodies. In life, we should forget it! I hope that each of us can be happy. Local life~~

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