Too Many 'Wavebirds' Die from Overwork in Today's Society

Once, there was a bird species living in the Amazon rainforest in South America. This bird was entirely emerald green and had a ring of gray patterns around its body, hence its name, the Wavebird.

Although this bird was beautiful, it was busy building nests every day, thus appearing exhausted and tired.

The Wavebird's nests had a unique feature: they were huge, one after another, erected in trees, a spectacular sight.

But these huge nests inevitably made people wonder, the Wavebird is a small bird, with a body length of only five to six centimeters, but why did it build nests that were several times or even dozens of times larger than itself?

To solve this mystery, a wildlife researcher conducted an experiment.

He made a huge cage and caught a Wavebird to observe its nesting behavior.

Surprisingly, this Wavebird only built a nest that could accommodate its own body size and then stopped building.

This aroused the researcher's great interest, and he caught another Wavebird in the cage to see how it built a house.

This time the situation changed, and the bird began to build a house vigorously as soon as it was put in the cage, and the original stop-building bird also began to frantically expand its nest, and the two nests grew bigger and bigger.

After a few days, the two birds became obviously tired and slowed down their construction speed.

After a few more days, the one originally sent in had died, and this bird died, and the other bird immediately stopped building nests, which phenomena were truly baffling.

The researcher then caught another Wavebird in the cage and, as before, the situation occurred.

The researcher thought deeply, and suddenly realized that the reason why the Wavebird was busy building nests was due to competition,

This bird was too competitive, it couldn't tolerate nests bigger than its own, and when it found other birds building 'houses,' it would frantically expand its nest… In the experiment, the two birds were actually exhausted and killed,

In life, just like the Wavebird's nesting, to truly gain happiness and live a carefree life, you cannot always compare yourself to others. Many times, your own satisfaction is enough,

Everyone, everything, try your best,

Don't make your body too tired, and don't fill your heart with sadness.

If you always stare at others' lives, you won't see your own happiness.

A person who doesn't compete, has a relaxed body; things that aren't compared, the road is smooth; a heart that doesn't seek, will have a peaceful life.

I wish you could be a contented person, let your family be safe and sound, be sincere to your friends, let your mood be happy, be full of passion for life.