单选题They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world.Someone to love，something to do and something to hop efor.下列最忠实、最地道的译文是（）。A话说，人生幸福只需三条：有所爱，有所为，有所盼B他们说一个人要在这个世界上幸福，就必须做到三件事：去爱一个人，去做一些事，去希望一些东西C他们说，在这个世界上，一个人只需要三件事就可以真正开心。有人爱，有事做，有希望
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They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world.Someone to love，something to do and something to hop efor.下列最忠实、最地道的译文是（）。
A
话说，人生幸福只需三条：有所爱，有所为，有所盼
B
他们说一个人要在这个世界上幸福，就必须做到三件事：去爱一个人，去做一些事，去希望一些东西
C
他们说，在这个世界上，一个人只需要三件事就可以真正开心。有人爱，有事做，有希望
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