When happiness knocks at the door

A happy life is a struggle. Happiness is being with the one you love. It's doing what you love best.

If you want to get a life, you must pay the corresponding sweat. Stick to your goals and one day it will come true.
Chris Gardner and his son Christopher, a son and son of a black man living in San Francisco, tell familiar inspirational stories. It is a film about the pursuit of happiness, adapted from a true story. The narrative is more like a memoir of a certain stage of the protagonist's life. Through the first-person voice, it tells the different stages of his life: taking the bus, being silly, being exhausted, working as an intern, paying taxes and being happy. It describes the life and fate of the underclass of American society, describes the experience and feelings of the underclass, as well as their persistent pursuit of dreams and happiness.

Chris, 30, was down and out, working all day. My son was sent to a Chinese boarding school where even the word "happyness" was spelt incorrectly. He spent all day watching TV at school. While his wife was not only burdened with heavy work outside, but also had to take care of his family and son at home, the heavy burden finally caused him to leave home. In front of his wife, he did not seem to be a qualified husband.

Chris, running around all day with a heavy bone density scanner, was in trouble. Life is hard and career is hard. Faced with his wife's departure from home, the landlord kept pushing for rent, his bankruptcy, homelessness, a series of setbacks and hits. However, this did not stop Chris from pursuing happiness. He was still struggling with life and work, and seemed to be able to cope with it. He opened the door of his career with a rubik's cube by virtue of his intelligence, and won an internship opportunity for himself by relying on his sincerity. Finally, he opened the door to success and realized his dream with his unremitting persistence and efforts.

In the end, Chris Gardner had no background or education, started trading stocks from scratch, had little chance of making the cut and had no salary for a six-month internship. He won the interview by playing rubik's cube skillfully and tactfully, and won the final acceptance after overcoming numerous setbacks.
As Chris walked down the street with tears in his eyes after winning the job out of 20, perhaps we finally understood the definition of happiness. Happiness is nothing more than a bitter experience after a hard time.

Life is too short to be spent and lazy, so keep working hard! Happiness is not something you can reach. It also requires perseverance and hard work. Perhaps, when the happy knock on the door of that day, you will find: originally happiness so far, but so sweet!
"The world is too good for us to fight for!
Happiness won't knock on the door by itself, only pay will be rewarded.