WORLD● LOWAug 31 · Aug 31, 2026, 7:07 AM
What the Chinese proverb of the day about happiness means: “There is no greater misfortune than not knowing how to be content; he who knows how to be content always has enough”
Clarín · global
The phrase teaches that happiness depends less on having everything than on recognizing what is enough. Its central message is that permanent dissatisfaction can become a form of poverty.
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