161. Even if the future is shrouded in uncertainty, move forward with courage and strength.
162. Walking through the city at dusk, loneliness stretches like a fluttering flag in the setting sun, waving amidst the twilight clouds. Amidst the rushing crowd, one may suddenly lose their way. On a foreign street, I find myself longing intensely for you to happen to walk by, take my hand, and accompany me through the dark path.
163. You are unhappy because you fail to love yourself and often consume your spirit for the sake of others.
164. Remember, do not let inferiority defeat you; in other words, do not let it prevent you from taking action or changing.
165. The greatest difference between a great person and an ordinary one lies in how they cherish time.
166. Success requires no explanation, and failure requires no excuses; those who abandon themselves cannot be helped, while the strong cannot be defeated.
167. There are no born heroes; they are all forged through tempering.
168. You may give up after trying, but never give up on the act of trying.
169. Unless you push yourself, how will you know how excellent you can be?
170. Failure does not mean you are inadequate; it is a reminder that you must work harder. If you feel hopeless now, how will you carry the weight of the long future ahead?
171. You cannot change the weather, but you can change your mood.
172. To be true to yourself is not to be stubborn, but to maintain your own principles and steady path amidst competition, never stopping until your goal is reached.
173. May I, in my next life, attain Bodhi, with a body like translucent glass, pure and clear both inside and out, without a trace of impurity.
174. The greatest pain is not the tears of failure, but the regret of never having tried. Do not let yourself live in regret.
175. I would rather be dead drunk on such a night than be unable to sleep because I am thinking of you.
176. Be a simple person: peaceful yet persistent, humble yet fearless.
177. Regarding time, losers crawl by the hour, while winners run by the second.
178. To disrespect others is, first and foremost, to disrespect yourself.
179. If you are hungry, buy yourself a piece of bread.
180. Do not grasp for what is not yours, and do not indulge in fantasies; what is not meant to be remains unobtained.
181. Bind yourselves together, give your all, steel your resolve, and pursue a shared dream.
182. Do not try to lecture young people with experience; a single stumble is worth ten thousand words. Perhaps tears teach you how to live, regret helps you grow, and pain is the best teacher. The detours in life are indispensable.
183. In this world, there are only people who cannot find a way through, not paths that cannot be taken.
184. If you do not work hard, how can you justify yourself to the version of you that has endured so much?
185. Be calm in success and composed in failure.
186. Life between heaven and earth is like the fleeting passage of a white horse through a crack.
187. Every person has their strengths and weaknesses; every thing has its flaws; every wisdom has its limits.
188. To become excellent, one must embrace challenges.
189. Eyes that have wept are brighter; souls that have bled are stronger!
190. Life should be lived beautifully and with vigor. If you do not strive, you are merely an ornament. Regardless of who you are, it is better to be a struggling failure than a mediocre person content with the status quo.
191. It doesn't matter how others see you; as long as you have a clear conscience, that is enough.
192. It is not about wanting to become, but about actually becoming.
193. University is about learning the basics; if you don't work hard now, you won't even have the chance to say you "learned the basics."
194. Time is like a surging torrent; once it passes, it never returns.
195. Every morning, I remind myself: life is brief and beautiful. There is no time for obsession or petty grievances. Life is already difficult; there is no need to crave everyone's understanding. Just live your life quietly.
196. Life will always give you another chance, and that chance is called "tomorrow."
197. Reading brings joy, radiance, and talent.
198. Life requires not only an attitude of being able to adapt to any situation but also the courage to give it your all. May you return, after all your journeys, as a youthful soul!
199. Sit quietly and reflect on your own faults; do not gossip about the lives of others.
200. How many streets have you walked while thinking of me? Do you still dream, and do you still feel the pain? If memories are so heavy, how can you carry them? If meeting someone means you cannot stay, it is better never to have met.
