赠予人的话语比美玉更珍贵，伤人的话语比刀刃更加锋利。

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Whether one's circumstances are bitter or sweet is often subjective.

On the battlefield of life, do not merely think you have given your all or complain about harsh conditions. Instead, consider: are your opponents working even harder, or is the environment even more severe for them?

This wisdom penetrates the essence of life. Even in modern times, one should apply this to marriage, otherwise, one only invites misfortune.

Learning to view the praise and criticism of others with true rationality is no easy feat.

The word "persistence" is easy to say but difficult to practice. In the early stages of work, a person is often diligent, hardworking, and full of passion, but without steadfast conviction and the self-discipline to see things through—lacking self-respect, self-reflection, self-vigilance, and self-encouragement—one cannot withstand temptation. In such moments, some choose to give up, effectively closing a window to their own success.

Words given as gifts are weightier than jade; words that wound are sharper than blades.

To know much is to be wise; to err much is to be confused; to lose much is to suffer; to endure much is to find peace.

In the long river of life, are we not all playing the role of prophets? At first, we strive to create our own prophecies and proclaim them; later, we constantly patch these prophecies and seek ways to defend them—the strong defend themselves with actions and fulfill their prophecies through achievements, while the weak defend themselves with words and undermine their prophecies through forgetting. Prophecy and defense intertwine, either building up or eroding our lives.