MY DEFINATION OF THE MEANING OF LIFE

    New Roman" size=4>Albert Einstein's words told me a lot about what we have been sent to the world for.For years I have been pondering over the mission that we have been assigned when we were endowed with a life by god. I had reaped nothing except for some more wonders and frustrations. It is Albert Einstein's words that gave me some warnings. Yes, merely pondering over the matter of the meaning of life is somewhat a matter of folly, which we should discard and concentrate our energy and spirit on actual things that we can do to others.

    What I feel a little different from Albert Einstein's view on life is that we should first of all try to make our life worth living by our own effort, that is making our own living, which is the basis of having a life in the world. Perhaps I may be accused of selfishness and egoisticness for saying so. However we should enjoy our life then we can do something for others. So accidentally we have been brought to the world and we should belong to the moundane world for only once. The first and foremost thing for me in the world is to enjoy this life, which is unique and precious to every one of us.

    Here I think necessary to get through the meaning of enjoying the life itself to you. There are various ways to make you feel your life worth living. For example, I like working without much pressure. I don't like follying around with nothing to do but mooning away the time. It is in the work itself that I find so much pleasure and the value in the world. That is just as what Albert Einstein preached that we should do something for others. I am a teacher. In daily teaching I try to make my students and myself amused in class. Whenever I see all my students are laughing so much in learning by my humour and other ways of teaching I have strained my head to think of, I feel I am the happiest man in the world and I feel something like fulfilment for me in my life.

    So an ideal lifestyle in my mind should be: Enjoy and make others enjoy the life.