I have been asking myself this for many years, but so far I haven't gottenfound the right answer. I have been asking myself this for many years, but so far I haven't found the right answer.

Coming to this world is not our choice, it's only randomjust chance. Coming to this world is not our choice, it's just chance.

I think the meaning of life is not to be an official or to be a rich man. I think the meaning of life is not to be an official or a rich man.

"to be" doesn't need to be repeated

It is nosn't and it shouldn't. Isn't and it shouldn't.

I think it sounds better to use "n't" twice

It is not and it, nor shouldn' it. , nor should it.

I would connect this to the previous sentence. The "It is not" is redundant in this case.

But since we humans came to this world, the first thing we should do wais to live well and love our parents, children, as well as our friends and relatives. But since we humans came to this world, the first thing we should do is to live well and love our parents, children, as well as our friends and relatives.

But since we humans caome to this world, the first thing we should do wais to live well and love our parents, children, as well as our friends and relatives. But since we humans come to this world, the first thing we should do is to live well and love our parents, children, as well as our friends and relatives.

If you meant to write this in the past tense, then there would need to be significant changes; however, I believe you meant this in the present. In this case, we just need to match up the verb tenses.

A, and always think good and do good, no matter how ordinary we will be. , and always think good and do good, no matter how ordinary we will be.

This also isn't incorrect, but it might flow better if you connect it with the previous sentence.

He always gives each veryone a road. He always gives everyone a road.