该句通过对照结构强调外貌对社会评价的影响。
Many people live their lives without achievement because they never truly understand how to live or how to conduct themselves.
Dependent origination is the supreme law of the universe. Our mental and physical cultivation, and all things in existence, must not violate this law. Secular and transcendental laws should not be bifurcated but established within this consistent principle. The essence of Buddhism is equality rather than hierarchy, freedom rather than oppression, and community rather than individualism.
The brightest flames of joy are often ignited by unexpected sparks; the fragrant flowers blooming along life's path are also the natural growth of seeds fallen by chance.
When an attractive person remains silent, they are seen as "cool"; when an unattractive person remains silent, they are seen as "introverted."
In life, there is no need for excessive effort; letting things take their natural course may be the best outcome. If you encounter someone on a narrow path, there is no need to understand their hurried state of mind; you only need to step aside slightly, and they will do the same. By meeting life with a smile, you create harmony and joy while reducing sorrow and worry.
Success requires relentless effort and persistence, but those who truly endure are driven not by the temptation of profit, but by a perfect balance of passion and commitment.
许多人一生碌碌无为，是因为终其一生都未参透做人处世之道。
缘起法性是宇宙人生的最高法则。我们的身心修养，以及世间万物，都不能违背这一法则。世间法与出世间法不应割裂，而应在这一贯的法则中建立。佛教的本质是平等而非阶级，是自由而非压制，是集体而非个人。
最灿烂的欢乐火焰，往往由意外的火花点燃；人生道路上偶遇的芬芳花朵，也是由偶然落下的种子自然生长而成的。
长得好看的人不说话，那是高冷；长得不好看的人不说话，那是闷骚。
生活中无需过度刻意，顺其自然或许才是最好的归宿。若在窄路与他人相遇，无需试图理解对方赶路的匆忙，只需你让一让脚，他让一让身，用微笑共度一段路途。如此，人生便多了一份和谐与愉悦，少了一份苦恼与烦忧。
成功离不开不懈的努力与坚持，但真正能走到最后的人，依靠的并非成功的利益诱惑，而是那份恰到好处的热情与投入。
"We often mistake small favors from strangers for profound kindness"
"Sometimes people may underestimate your strength or overestimate the difficulty of your tasks"
"As a result, contemporaries may neglect geniuses, whereas later generations revere them."
"The most common mistake people make is to measure others by their own yardstick"
"We often mistake small favors of strangers for great kindness"