願，時間賦予我們勇氣和智慧，讓我們在幸福這條道路上，一直走下去。
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或許有太多的事情，是我們迷失。現實永遠沒有童話那般美好，可我們別無選擇，只能一步一步走下去。
而這兩個人就是生活在這樣的處境中。他們是大人的希望，可他們並不願意肩負這麼大的責任，可是，沒有人聽他們的埋怨，沒有任何一個人聽。
他們想要追求他們的幸福，真正屬於他們的。後來，他們不顧家人的反對，逃出了城市，去追求自己的幸福。
因為他們夢到了美好的未來，他們夢到在某個地方有一座燈塔，散發著溫暖的光芒，他們在那裡過得很幸福，沒有任何人打擾他們。
所以，他們找了很多的城市，只是世界那麼大，找他們夢中的燈塔如同大海撈針，難。
他們有些害怕，他們害怕家人會對他們失望，他們害怕夢中的燈塔是不存在的，他們害怕，可他們還是堅持下來了。
因為心中的'期待，超過了驚慌與恐懼。他們始終相信，他們會幸福的。可是離開了自己的家，離開了疼愛他們的家人，他們愧疚。
他們是很善良的，他們不想傷害自己的家人，可是家人對他們的期望太大了，期望壓得他們喘不過氣，他們不由得想逃離。
或許，他們最後成功了，找到了那個地方，沒有了家人的壓迫，幸福的生活著，如同童話般美好。
又或許，他們都不願傷害自己的家人，他們又回去了，沒有再去找夢中的燈塔，可能還差一點就要找到，可惜他們沒有堅持。
他們或許離開了彼此，或許後來他們各自有了自己的家庭，或者他們在未來的某一天相見，是後悔還是不悔，我不知道，這可能要看他們是否過得幸福。
幸福的道路作文2When it comes to the topic of “happiness”， the opinions of people usually distinguish from each other， which gives rise to the heated discussion among the public concerning the way to achieve happiness。 As the saying goes，“Happiness is not the absence of problems， but the ability to deal with them。” I personally agree that the ability to cope with complications in。 Life is the right path of pursuing happiness。
當談到“幸福”的話題時，人們通常會區別開來，這就引起了公眾對實現幸福的途徑的熱烈討論。俗話說：“幸福不是沒有問題，而是有能力處理這些問題。”生活是追求幸福的正確道路。
However， how could we deal with daily troubles or even struggles could generate serious concerns？ From my perspective， to begin with individuals， optimism could perform an essential character。 According to a survey conducted in certain institution in China， the percent of people with optimistic attitudes far outweighs the opposite in the aspects of overcoming dilemmas， thus having better opportunity to achieve the sense of happiness。
然而，我們如何處理日常的麻煩，甚至可能產生嚴重的問題？從我的角度來看，開始與個人，樂觀可以執行一個基本的性格。據中國某機構進行了一項調查，以樂觀的態度的人比例遠遠大於對克服困境的方面，從而有更好的機會實現幸福感。
In addition， in terms of the society， certain institutions in China should launch relevant campaigns to strengthen the emphasis putting on the resolving of a problem， not the way trying to avoid it or even to neglect it。 In spite of the fact that this may be a long run， these methods of coping with problems could definitely contribute to happiness in our consistent efforts。
此外，在社會上，某些機構在中國應開展相關的活動，加強重點放在解決問題，而不是試圖迴避，甚至忽視了它。儘管事實上，這可能是一個長期執行，這些方法應對的問題可能會有助於我們一致的努力幸福。
幸福的道路作文3The Road to Happiness
If you look around at the men and women whomyou can call happy, you will see that they all havecertain things in common. The most important ofthese things is an activity which at most graduallybuilds up something that you are glad to see cominginto existence. Women who take an instinctivepleasure in their children can get this kind ofsatisfaction out of bringing up a family.
Artists and authors and men of science gethappiness in this way if their own work seems goodto them. But there are many humbler forms of the same kind of pleasure. Many men who spendtheir working life in the city devote their weekends to voluntary and unremunerated toil in theirgardens, and when the spring comes, they experience all the joys of having created beauty.
The whole subject of happiness has, in my opinion,been treated too solemnly. It had beenthought that man cannot be happy without a theory of life or a religion. Perhaps those whohave been rendered unhappy by a bad theory may need a better theory to help them torecovery, just as you may need a tonic when you have been ill. But when things are normal aman should be healthy without a tonic and happy without a theory. It is the simple things thatreally matter. If a man delights in his wife and children, has success in work, and finds pleasurein the alternation of day and night, spring and autumn, he will be happy whatever hisphilosophy may be. If, on the other hand, he finds his wife fateful, his children’s noiseunendurable, and the office a nightmare; if in the daytime he longs for night, and at nightsighs for the light of day, then what he needs is not a new philosophy but a new regimen —adifferent diet, or more exercise, or what not. Man is an animal, and his happiness depends onhis physiology more than he likes to think. This is a humble conclusion, but I cannot makemyself disbelieve it. Unhappy businessmen, I am convinced,would increase their happinessmore by walking six miles every day than by any conceivable change of philosophy.
