How to "feel happiness"?Kazakhstan Inamori once told a small story

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] In the past week, the news of the death of Japanese entrepreneur Inamori and Fu Fu's death have continued to cause mourning from all walks of life.

About 20 years ago, the author had the opportunity to interview the founder of Kyosuke Kyoshi Kyoto in Kyoto. I arrived at Jing Porcelain earlier than the scheduled time, so I visited the exhibition hall of Jing Porcelain by the way. Jing Porcelain is the world's top 500 companies created by Inaro, but there are no statues or huge photos in the exhibition hall. There are not many contents about Inamori in the text description of the exhibits.

Japanese entrepreneur Inaki Kazuki. (Visual China)

At the interview time, Inamori entered the conference room. Unlike many entrepreneurs, he was surrounded by a personnel such as the Minister of Public Relations, which felt very low -key. At that time, Kyocera was promoting the solar cells that it developed. I asked, did I have a expensive photovoltaic battery in Daosheng's family?

"No," Inamori answered quickly. He explained, "My roof is small, and the building in front of the building blocked the sun and could not install photovoltaic batteries."

Looking at the famous Japanese entrepreneur in front of me, I thought he didn't want to change a better house? Such a rich person lives in a house that lacks sunny, which makes people feel very surprised.

When I interviewed Daosheng in Qingdao a few years ago, I asked him, how do you perceive happiness? Inamori told a small story. He said that he and his wife would usually "get off the restaurant" on Sunday. The two elderly people often ordered only one soup noodle, divided into two copies, and each eaten half. Sometimes "luxury", they will fried vegetables, and they are half of their own, so they will feel happy. Listening to his telling, I feel that happiness is not measured by money, but a trace of relaxation I found in my busy work and accidental found in life.

One year of the Kyoto award award. In an interview, Inamori talked about his understanding of scientific research, and let me experience his importance to research and development. "Can you keep doing the Kyoto Award?" I asked Inamori. He replied, "When I first set up the Kyoto Award, I took out 20 billion yen. Now the economic strength of the Inaro Consortium is far above 20 billion yen." Yuan, but the financial resources of the Inaro consortium have continued to increase, and the way of Daosheng's operations is also reflected here. (Chen Yan)

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