Hello everyone.

　　正方观点：Well, do you think more money means more happiness? Well, my answer is yes. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, it shows that physiological and safety needs are the most fundamental human needs. So, when people have more money, it can directly meet those needs and also lay a foundation for happiness. When people don't have to worry about their food and basic medical care, all their psychological stress is greatly reduced, making it easier for them to feel happy. So, I think more money means more happiness.

　　反方观点：OK, Wendy, folks. What you said is that basic money can meet our fundamental needs. But what we need to talk about is what more money means and to what extent it will bring happiness. I think more money means less happiness because if we want more money, we need to spend much time earning it. Then we will lose the time to accompany our friends, our family, and so on. Our relationship with them will become more and more distant, and they may lack some happiness.

　　Well, they also have a research. A long - term study of Harvard University graduates shows that those students with higher incomes have more choices for their careers. They can choose the jobs they are really interested in, rather than just working for a living. So, this autonomous choice of career is closely related to their life satisfaction and happiness.

　　So, I want to clarify. More money also means you will have more choices about anything you want. If you don't have more money, how can you discuss more happiness?

　　Well, more money means we can make more choices. However, when we make choices because of more money, there are some choices where we don't know which is correct. If they make false choices because of more money, they may lead to less happiness.

　　Such as, somebody wants to make a high - income work choice, then they may experience less happiness. There is a survey conducted by the American Psychological Association. Among high - income people, mostly 45% said the work pressure makes them feel terrible, anxious, and terrified. The satisfaction of their daily life is not high.

　　Well, I don't agree with you. We see that students with more money can choose the jobs they are really interested in. Even though they have to make choices, because they have more money, they can also change their choices to choose the appropriate ones.

　　At the same time, more money also means you can enjoy better medical care.

　　I'm not sure why you mentioned medical care after finishing the topic of choice. You mentioned medical care at the beginning, right? I'm talking about better medical care, which is beyond basic needs.

　　I said that even if people without more money make wrong choices, they can still change their choices and have many opportunities to correct mistakes. But I may not be able to respond further on this point as I think it's not a strong argument. So, I conclude that more money means more happiness. Now, you can present your examples and other points.

　　Well, you said if they have more money, they can freely change their choices. I think it's partly correct. Having more money may make them pay more attention to their plans. Let's start the next round.