1.What made you happy when you were little? Being with my family always made me happy when I was a kid. Whether we were playing games together or just going out and chatting, I always felt safe and loved when I'm with them. I remember being really happy when I was able to learn something new, like riding a bike or solving a puzzle. That sense of accomplishment and pride was always really gratifying. gratifying-令人滿意的 2.What do you think will make you feel happy in the future? In the future, I think that continuing growing and learning in my personal and professional life will make me happy. I'm someone who thrives on challengeI am a person who grows up in challenges and likes to accept new experiences, so I think that as long as I continue to challenge myself and learn new things, I can maintain a sense of happiness and a sense of achievement. Besides, I hope to continue building strong relationships with my loved ones and spend time with them, because these connections are very important to me. thrives on-因......而成長 3.When do you feel happy at work? Why? I feel happiest at work when I can work with my colleagues and feel able to contribute to the goal. When I'm able to see how my work fits into the larger picture and feel like I can make a meaningful contribution, it gaves me a sense of satisfaction and pride. Additionly, I love to be able to help others and use my skills to have a positive impact on people around me. 4.Do you feel happy when buying new things? While buying new sometimes brings me a sense of excitement, I don't think it's necessarily a source of long-lasting happiness. I've found that the initial thrill of purchasing something new often wears off pretty quickly,although it's definitely a positive experience which can release my stress. wear off-逐漸減弱 5.Do you think people are happy when buying new things? I think people can centainly be happy when buying something new, at least in the short term. The act of getting something new can be exciting and bring a sense of pleasure, especially if it's something that someone has been looking forward to buying. However, I don't think that buying something new is necessarily the key to achieving long-term happiness. In my experience,the things that truly bring lasting happiness are often intangible,such as relationships, personal growth, and a sense of purpose or meaning in life. intangible-無形的 總結(jié)語料庫： 讓人開心的事情（注意時態(tài)的轉(zhuǎn)換，過去開心的事情要用過去式）：Being with family；earn something new；like riding a bike or solving a puzzle；accept new experiences；building strong relationships with my loved ones and spend time with them. 開心的事情的感受（不要只用happy）：a sense of accomplishment and pride；gratifying；thrill；long-lasting happiness