Life is always full of dilemmas. No matter how persistent we are, we must learn to accept things that gradually lose their purity. From crying and complaining to smiling and facing reality, ultimately, it is about going with the flow. But remember not to forget your original self. True happiness is not living like someone else, but living according to your own will. The people and events you are meant to encounter will appear, but before that, strive to become your best self.
Stand firm on difficult days, and be cautious on smooth days.
Do not envy others, for there are also people who wish to be like you.
Sometimes we miss our childhood, when we knew no sorrow and bore no responsibilities. In youth, we fail to cherish; in middle age, we are reluctant to let go; only in old age do we realize that some things, when fully possessed, feel dull, while losing them makes them invaluable.
Never discuss the same circle of people with someone else. Even if you do, give positive and commendatory remarks. No matter how trustworthy someone seems, appearances can be deceiving, as human hearts are hard to read.
If your enemy makes you angry, it shows you have not yet gained mastery over them.
Death teaches everything, like the results released after an exam—though enlightening, it comes too late.
Those who lie ultimately gain only disbelief, even when they speak the truth.