The article takes the search for 'good things' as an allegory to express people's pursuit of improving the quality of life. The article emphasizes that a high quality of life does not depend solely on expensive items, but on products that are both practical and inexpensive, and that demonstrate both material and practical value. Therefore, the choice of 'cheap and easy to use' products, is the love of life, the recognition of value, reflects our pursuit of excellence strategy. The article concludes by encouraging readers to seek out good things that are 'cheap and easy to use'.