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What is the most important thing in life?

2012-02-18View Original

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Only when one starts to experience health problems does one realize the severity of illness, and understand that one’s health is the most valuable asset – having a good health is more important than anything else.
Reply #22012-02-18
The body is the capital of revolution; only with a healthy body can one do well in other things. . .
Reply #32012-02-18
Having a good health is more important than anything else; without it, everything else is pointless.
Reply #42012-02-18
I agree with the original poster; we really are in the same boat. I still haven’t recovered yet – it’s extremely tough
Reply #52012-02-18
I hope everyone gets well soon. Health is one; everything else is zero. It’s only when combined that it makes sense
Reply #62012-02-18
Of course, the most important thing is the body; without a body, everything else is just talk!
Reply #72012-02-18
Ordinary workers can only earn money through physical labor, while bosses use money to obtain labor.
Reply #82012-02-18
I went to the hospital for a check-up today; everything is fine. I need to be more careful with my diet from now on~~~ no alcohol~~
Reply #92012-02-19
In today’s society, there’s nothing you can’t do without money, and nothing you can’t have without being sick. One must take care of one’s own body.
Reply #102012-02-19
In today’s society, there’s nothing you can’t do without money, and nothing you can’t have without being sick. One must take care of one’s own body.
Reply #112012-02-20
Once you are healthy again, you start thinking that some other thing is what matters most in life. Hehe, that's just how people are. Just like that teacher from Fudan who had cancer; he seems to have written a book titled Something like \"Spend more time with your family – don’t pursue money and status.\" I think if she hadn’t had cancer, she would have probably gone all out to become a professor. When will we be able to truly find joy in the present moment?

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