Take it from Madonna, the self proclaimed "Materi (1人在浏览)

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　　That's quite a lesson from the 46-year-old pop diva, whose fifth children's book in the past 18 months "Lotsa de Casha," hit store shelves this week.

　"Lotsa was by far the richest man in the country. He had everything that money could buy," is the opening line of her latest book. "But there was a teeny, tiny problem. No matter how much money Lotsa de Casha made, he wasn't happy."

　　The short book concludes with the moral, "When you learn to share, you will not only find happiness. You will also find a friend."

 

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Yes! Money can buy anything except happiness. So when you are rich, you should learn to share and give, then you will be more happier. You are still one of millions, you still need friends and someone to care. Don't close yourself into a cage and look at yourself as the king of the world!
I am looking forward to read this children's book.

 

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Quite right. Money can satisfy you materially. However, it can't satisfy you spiritually. With money, you can buy all the materials you want, diamonds, rings, clothes, cars, houses, etc. But if you want a real relationship, you can't buy the boy of girl to love you; if you want a treasuring friendship, you can't buy people to like you.
To me, if I had money, I would be happy. After all, I'm not seriously in need of the satifaction of spirit, at least, for now.

 

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I think money can satisfy our materially.