"Born in sorrow and died in happiness" is an ancient and profound idiom, which describes a mental state and outlook on life with perseverance and fighting spirit. This idiom comes from Mencius. Based on the hardships and setbacks experienced in a person's life, he put forward the view that "born in sorrow, died in happiness".
"Born of troubles" means that people will encounter all kinds of troubles and difficulties in life, which will stimulate people's fighting spirit and perseverance and make them stronger and more mature.
There is an old saying: "A frog at the bottom of a well doesn't know the height of the sky, and he doesn't know the size of the world when he is stuck in a corner." Only when people have experienced setbacks and hardships can they better understand themselves and the world and move towards the future more firmly.
"Death in happiness" means that if a person is too comfortable, he will lose his fighting spirit and perseverance and become weak. There is another old saying that goes well: "I have no intention of eating hard all day!" " If a person is too comfortable, he will lose his love for life and his pursuit for the future, which may eventually lead to the failure and destruction of life.
This idiom has a profound meaning. It applies not only to individuals, but also to countries and nations. In modern society, with the development of science and technology and economy, people's living standards are constantly improving, but they are also facing various challenges and difficulties. If we don't have the mental state of "being born in sorrow", it will be difficult to cope with all kinds of challenges and difficulties and realize our own life value.
At the same time, the thought of "dying of ease" also reminds us not to indulge in ease and comfort. We should keep our love for life and pursue the future, constantly challenge and surpass ourselves, and make our life more exciting and rich.
In a word, "born in sorrow and died in happiness" is a very valuable idiom, which reminds us to have a sense of sorrow, a spirit of struggle and a pursuit of the future. Only on this basis can we better cope with all kinds of challenges and difficulties in life and realize our own life value.