What kind of retirement life do you expect if you retire?

For ordinary office workers, retirement may be something everyone is looking forward to. However, everyone's expected retirement life is different. Everyone has his own life plan, and I am also looking forward to my retirement.

I hope to travel around the country with my wife, which was our wish when we were young. My wife and I have been married for several years, and during this time, both of us are working hard for our lives. We have been planning to travel, but it is always difficult for various reasons. I'm afraid to promise this to my lover.

If the day of retirement comes, I hope the two of us can travel around the country, see the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and taste the different local customs. This is not only to make up for the regrets in my present life, but also to plan the route for the rest of my life.

We often discuss this topic now, and even the travel route within one year after retirement has been worked out, just waiting for the day of retirement.

I hope I can have my own hobbies and don't make myself nervous every day. Now I am like a spring, constantly being pressed, and I really want to relax, but I need to spend more time making money, and all my hobbies must be put aside. Now I'm a little nervous every day. I don't know what my life will be like in the future, and I don't know if I can live better in the future.

If it's time to retire, I want to have some hobbies. In my spare time, I play chess and cards with three or five friends, occasionally play a game online with friends, and have time to talk about the latest novels with people who want to talk for a lifetime. I think this kind of life makes people feel very comfortable.

In my expected retirement life, both my wife and I can feel happiness and happiness, and both of them can walk the last journey of life with peace of mind. This expectation is so beautiful that I always want to retire early.

Life has passed a hundred years in a hurry, and perhaps it can only be truly yours after retirement.