在人生中与每个过客相遇时，我们不应期待等价回报或完美结果。

原文英文

In our encounters with every passerby in life, we should not expect proportional returns or perfect outcomes. We can only follow destiny and accept what fate arranges. Once we have done our best without regret, the outcome itself becomes the best explanation, and calmness becomes the most ideal attitude toward life.

Pain and happiness are interdependent. Without pain, happiness cannot be perceived; it is as simple as that.

Character is like a tree, while reputation is merely its shadow.

When people make mistakes and are questioned, their typical reactions are: first denial, then self-justifying excuses, then blaming others, then silence, and only at last admitting, "I was wrong."