失望与希望都令人煎熬，但希望的煎熬更持久

原文英文

What is spoken may not be what truly matters; what is written can be let go; only what remains in the heart is truly unforgettable.

When you look back on many things, you'll find they aren't actually a big deal. So, no matter how angry you are at the moment, tell yourself there is no need to dwell on it; you will find that the reality is quite insignificant.

To catch fish, you must get into the water.

Both disappointment and hope are tormenting, but hope torments for a longer duration.

If a person lacks wisdom, they often try to compensate with physical strength or emotions, not realizing that doing so only diminishes their intelligence further. During moments of emotional impulse, intellect reaches its lowest point.

When I was born, God must not have closed His eyes to place gold in my hands or a crown on my head. How foolish I was! Now I know that the fruits borne of labor are the sweetest. A genius may undertake great tasks, but they must be completed through hard work.

External stimuli ultimately do not belong to the inner self; only what is suitable is best, for cutting one's feet to fit a shoe only makes things worse.

As long as the heart is bright, why fear the darkness?

There is no need to dwell on those who treat you poorly. In this life, no one is obligated to be kind to you, except for your parents through kinship. As for those who are kind to you, besides being grateful, one should also maintain a level of awareness, because every action has its own underlying reason.