The conscience of youth is as clear as a sunny sky.
One cannot live a life of constant leisure, nor can one live without any leisure; leisure is a necessary adjustment to one's state of being, and we all need it.
Life is a process of constant drifting. Every place we visit and every person we meet may simply be a station or a passing traveler. We used to love reminiscing and looking back, trying not to forget, only to realize that the things etched deep in our hearts eventually fade into oblivion with time. Life is simple: laugh every day, sleep when tired, and smile when you wake.
The reason people feel mentally exhausted is often that they vacillate between persistence and giving up. In truth, it is easy to laugh and easy to cry; while laughter may seem carefree, weeping can be profoundly painful. Happiness has no tomorrow or yesterday; it neither reminisces about the past nor yearns for the future—it exists only in the present.