Happiness is a journey...

To find happiness, each person also needs to learn to appreciate what they have. (Source: Internet)

International Day of Happiness (March 20) is an opportunity for each person to ask themselves what truly brings joy and happiness, and how to spread these values ​​to everyone around them. This is also an opportunity for each of us to realize that happiness is not something far away but is a personal choice.

To build a society where happiness is spread to everyone, each person needs to start with the smallest actions. Happiness is sometimes hidden in small, simple things like a warm family meal, or maybe an act of kindness, helping others. One of the best ways to find happiness is to give.

To find happiness, we also need to learn to appreciate what we have. Be grateful for the good things in life, even the smallest ones, that is, appreciate the opportunities to learn and grow. In addition, to have happiness for everyone, fair policies in society are indispensable. A happy community is where everyone has the opportunity to develop and enjoy basic rights such as education, health care and social security. Reducing the gap between rich and poor, ensuring rights and opportunities for everyone is an important factor in creating a happy society.

In modern times, when life is becoming increasingly busy and stressful, many of us may feel tired and lacking joy. Therefore, in addition to focusing on personal achievements, we also need to pay attention to our mental and emotional health. Happiness is not only the result of material success, but also a sense of peace in the soul.

Everyone can create happiness for themselves and those around them through acts of kindness, caring and sharing. Even if they are just small things, if everyone tries, they will contribute to creating a loving, fair and respectful society.

This year’s theme “Happiness for All” is not only a slogan, but also a reminder of the importance of building a fair, loving and compassionate society. Happiness is therefore not only a goal in life but also a great source of motivation to help us overcome difficulties and challenges.

People’s happiness is not only formed from spiritual factors, but is also reinforced and protected through social security policies, including free tuition and other support measures from the State. These policies not only help improve the quality of life but also create a solid foundation for people to develop themselves.

Exemption from tuition fees for students at all levels of general education has become an important policy of our country to reduce the financial burden on families, especially those in difficult circumstances. This policy helps all children, regardless of their background, have the opportunity to study, develop their talents and build their future. Students have the opportunity to access quality education without worrying about the cost of studying. Thanks to support policies such as tuition exemption, we are creating a more equitable society, where each person's happiness is not limited by financial capacity.

In addition to tuition exemption, other social security policies such as health insurance, social assistance, housing support, subsidies for the elderly and the disabled also play an important role in ensuring stability and happiness for the people. These policies help people, especially those with low incomes or facing difficulties, overcome difficulties in life, creating a sense of security and freedom when not having to worry about medical problems or basic needs.

Access to free or low-cost health services, especially in the event of illness or natural disasters, helps reduce anxiety and creates a sense of security and safety. Social security and free education policies contribute to a more equitable society. When people from different regions have access to basic social services, the gap between rich and poor is narrowed, helping to build a community with equal development.

These policies not only improve the material quality of life but also have a profound impact on the spirit of the people. From there, they create trust in the Party, the State and stability in society. This trust is an indispensable part of creating sustainable happiness.