我敬爱我的老师，但我更加热爱真理。

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Avoid speaking with an angry tone.

To fear criticism is to fear the sunlight.

If you are in a low mood—manifesting as slumped shoulders and heavy, leaden steps—your spirit will inevitably suffer. How to change this? It is simple: take a deep breath, stand tall, and face the world with a smile and vigor. Smiles are contagious; if you offer a sincere smile, others are less likely to lose their temper with you, as the proverb goes: "no one hits a smiling face."

No matter how deep the feelings or how strong the bonds, distance can cause friendships to fade. This does not mean hearts have changed, but rather that being far apart means we can no longer share joys or sorrows, eventually leaving only distant greetings instead of the closeness of embraces and laughter. Therefore, cherish the friends who are with you now.

Turning the simple into the complex requires imagination, but often leads to pretension; turning the complex into the simple requires the ability to summarize and, above all, honesty.

A person without ulterior motives is difficult to exploit.

It is not that I seek extreme effort, but I do not want my future self to look down upon who I am today.

I love my teachers, but I love truth even more.

Life is a journey between birth and death; one should live it in the best possible way.

Love is like sand in one's hand; grasp too tightly, and it slips through your fingers. Love is like the moon in water; trying to seize it only makes it more illusory. Life is like a flower in a mirror—blooming and fading, eventually becoming nothing more than mist and clouds.