Even if a person seems to rely on their parents, the parents’ dependence on their children is often far greater than imagined, especially as they grow old. Therefore, filial piety should be practiced early, as "when one wishes to care for their parents, it may already be too late" is one of life’s greatest regrets.
Life often follows a certain order of growth: first learn to fit in, then learn to be independent; first learn complexity, then return to simplicity; first learn to love yourself, then learn to love others; first care for family, then extend care to friends; first learn how to live, then learn how to experience life; first learn to be a good person, then learn to take responsibility; first improve yourself, then understand others; first adapt to the environment, then gradually achieve independence.
In social interactions, being with others is an opportunity to learn and grow; while Solitude is the best time for reflection and self-examination.
If complaining becomes a habit, the heart will be bound and unable to feel true ease and freedom. Only by letting go of complaints can one experience the calm and happiness of life.
Things that can be easily taken away are not worth excessive attachment.
Whether others respect you often depends on how you treat yourself.
If you do not have feelings for me, please make it clear and do not give me illusions or misunderstandings.
Only when closing your eyes can you see the purest world within your heart.