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我觉得我的一生好像也很幸福，也没有什么捉弄、什么渡劫，我对名利看得很淡。
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The speaker describes life as generally happy and free from major ordeals or setbacks. The wording remains modest rather than absolute: happiness is how life seems in retrospect. Fame and wealth are also given little importance, suggesting that personal well-being matters more to the speaker than status or material success.
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