61. Pain often stems from inner emptiness; a fulfilling life keeps the mind from wandering aimlessly. Find your goal and strive for it. 62. Once you choose a unique way of life, why care about the unusual gaze of others? 63. Busyness is a form of happiness that leaves no room for pain; being on the move is a joy that lets us feel life truly; and exhaustion is a kind of enjoyment that wards off emptiness. 64. Luck is never accidental. Every step you take holds a surprise; no path in life is taken in vain. 65. One must strive for self-improvement. Life will inevitably encounter setbacks, but no obstacle is insurmountable; overcoming them leads to growth and harvest. 66. The difference between happiness and wisdom is this: those who believe themselves most happy are often the happiest, while those who believe themselves most wise are often the most foolish. 67. All romances begin in the most beautiful years of youth. Later, sincerity is either lost to the struggles of life or surrendered to the passage of time. 68. Promises betrayed happiness, abandoned vows, and wandered alone. Liking surpassed love, standing side by side with others at the edge of the world. I moved the heavens, waiting lonely in the cycle of reincarnation. 69. In the dead of winter, it is the delivery driver who brings food, the comedian who makes you laugh, and the driver who comes to pick you up regardless of the distance. Therefore, having enough money is enough for the rest of one's life. 70. We do not know the end of life, but we can live out its breadth. Every person has a meaning for existing in this world. 71. Young people tend to wander in abstract concepts, whereas those with life experience do not allow themselves to be trapped in abstract dichotomies, remaining rooted in concrete reality.
