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声音、文稿、剪辑、主播：孟飞Phoenix<br><br>原创节目，未经许可，请勿转载<br><br><br>In each of our childhood years, happiness seemed to be an innate instinct, coming naturally without any need for technique. As children, we appeared to find joy in the most ordinary things — a butterfly dancing in the air, a playful splash in a puddle, or a game of hide-and-seek. Back then, our minds were undistracted, unbothered by worldly affairs, and laughter flowed as water from a spring.<br>在我们每个人的童年时光里，快乐就像是与生俱来的本能，自然而然，不需要任何技巧。作为孩子，我们似乎能在最平凡的事物中找到欢乐 —— 一只翩翩起舞的彩蝶，水坑中的一次嬉戏，或是一场捉迷藏游戏。那时的我们心无旁骛，不为世事所扰，笑声如清泉般自然涌出。<br><br>Yet, as we grow older, we gradually feel the rush and pressure of this world. Streets are bustling, traffic flows endlessly, and people always seem to be in a hurry, chasing their individual goals, their faces often marked with worry or fatigue. In this whirlpool of complex responsibilities and expectations, happiness seems to have become a skill that requires deliberate practice. In a process where everyone appe...