The Man Who Says He Can, And

The Master Said, “what A Worthy Man Was Yan Hui! Living In A Narrow Alley, Subsisting Upon Meager Bits Of Rice And Water—other People Could Not Have Borne Such Hardship, And Yet It Never Spoiled Hui’s Joy. What A Worthy Man Was Hui!” (analects 6.11)

If You Did Not Do So For The Sake Of Riches,you Must Have Done So For The Sake Of Novelty.

Without Goodness One Cannot Enjoy Enduring Happiness

The Wise Find Pleasure In Water; The Virtuous Find Pleasure In Hills. The Wise Are Active; The Virtuous Are Tranquil. The Wise Are Joyful; The Virtuous Are Long-lived.

Those Who Are Firm, Enduring, Simple And Unpretentious Are The Nearest To Virtue.