Freedom And Happiness-rethinking Marx’s View Of Happiness

In the long history, the yearning to happiness is always accompanied by theentire human existence. Time changes, but the pursuit of happiness will neverchange. Invisible "happiness" has been like Steefan Kors mystery as perplexingevery of thinker. Even for Mo Yan, the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, whocould not answer directly, when he was asked that” Are you happy “by an interviewwith CCTV reporter. MO Yan believes that happiness is nothing wanted, everythingdown, health, spirit of no pressure, but for himself, he is in deep pressure, therefore,he is not happy. But, for a Nobel award winner, it seems false by saying unhappiness.Therefore, understanding of happiness is not neither or simple question. Human is aproduct of the times, and also is the time characters, it is doomed to the definition ofthe concept of happiness is closely linked with each specific era. This paper attemptsto Marx’s life through personal experience and personality, to understand the worksof Marx’s view of happiness and freedom. Based on Marx’s freedom and happinessof relationship, to discuss Marx’s view of happiness. In order to reasonable use ofMarx’s view of happiness to provide theoretical guidance for the realization ofpeople’s happiness life and a harmonious society.