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My friend Liang Yu is the happiest person I have ever met. In my opinion, she knows the value of happiness and she is contented no matter what happens. She doesn't woe for thinks undone or bad things that happened to her. That's attitude and positive thinking makes her happy. Once, I heard her saying that life is hard and you can be happy if you are happy in your mind. That's something I agree and I have found her to be happy in her mind even from the dreadful experience. Besides, she always smiles and never regrets for the things undone like others and she believes that happiness is inside us. Most importantly, what impresses me most is her love to enjoy the possibility of life and her charismatic character. For the positive and satisfied mentality she possesses, I consider her as the happiest person I have ever known.
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