141. God never complains about human ignorance, yet humans often complain about God's unfairness.
142. Where there are ideals, even hell becomes heaven; where there is hope, even pain becomes joy.
143. The realm of a "sage" is sometimes not as unreachable as we imagine—it lies in one's character when facing happiness.
144. A life can either burn or decay. I will not decay; I choose to burn!
145. Never give up hope, no matter what; the more treacherous the environment, the more one must ignite the will to hope.
146. Environments may not change, but the solution lies in changing oneself.
147. No one is so wealthy that they do not need help, and no one is so poor that they cannot help others.
148. What matters in life is not where you stand, but the direction in which you are heading.
149. At birth, you cry while those around you laugh; at the end of life, you laugh while those around you cry.
150. Do not sigh at setbacks; instead, view them as the necessary preparation before achieving greatness.
151. As time passes and love fades, lovers drift apart. If one clings to a bond when fate has ended, former beauty becomes a shackle, a cage that traps us both. I would be unable to breathe; would you bear to see me lose my freedom?
152. When angry, keep your mouth shut to prevent your rage from escalating.
153. When your hopes repeatedly fail, remain firm and composed!
154. There are two types of people in the world: takers and givers. Takers may eat better, but givers surely sleep better.
155. Keep your face toward the sunshine, and you will never see the shadows.
156. If you wish to value yourself, you must create value for the world.
157. We have always admired those who love themselves, but we do not necessarily like those whom we admire.
158. Meeting the right person at the right time is a lifetime of happiness; meeting the wrong person at the right time is a heartbreak; meeting the wrong person at the wrong time is an absurdity; meeting the right person at the wrong time is a sigh.
