有时候，最有价值的东西是那些没有价格标签的事物。

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One may be looked down upon by others, but one must never look down upon oneself.

When troubled by things beyond words, we can only pray to God for a peaceful conscience.

Revenge is a dish best served cold.

Don't judge a book by its cover. When we look down on others, they do not diminish themselves, but we only make ourselves appear ignorant.

Sometimes, the most valuable things are those that lack a price tag. Scientific achievements, artistic feats, love, youth, friendship, health, and even life itself—these treasures cannot be measured by material worth.

There is wisdom in being "muddled" sometimes. We often become too serious or overly self-centered, leading to a life of exhaustion and unhappiness. A bit of ambiguity can lead to a more pleasant existence.

Time may not prove everything, but it certainly sees through everything. Love is simple: even if someone makes you cry or disappoint you, you still find yourself reaching for their hand. A fulfilling life has both joy and sorrow; a reasonable life has success and failure; a fair life has gains and losses. Life's value lies in its ups and downs. To achieve, one must endure; to find light, one must accept darkness; to pursue a calling, one must sacrifice. Any extraordinary feat involves extraordinary hardship; only those who remain calm in the vortex can reach the far shore.

Mundanity is the thread of life, while brilliance is its embellishment. We cannot avoid the ordinary, nor should we indulge in fantasies. Do not try to cover one mistake with another, and do not cling to past versions of correctness. Only by letting go of who you once were can you enjoy today's happiness. If others refuse to forgive you, forgive yourself.