Encounters and partings on life's journey—some are as magnificent as summer flowers, while others are as desolate as falling leaves, lingering in the heart forever. Some meetings are destined to haunt us; some people are destined to be etched in our souls. Everyone must experience the joy of meeting and the sorrow of parting.
Life requires transformation, otherwise every day is just a mechanical repetition. Transformation is accompanied by pain; it requires persistence and endurance, breaking through the shackles of the past to find new vitality. We may start from the same point, but our destinations vary greatly depending on the speed of our journey. In the end, you may find that a stopping point you chose has become where your life ran aground.
Be strict with yourself and lenient with others.
A beautiful life comes without warning. It emerges after enduring an atmosphere of despair, walking in quietly, unrecognized and unassuming, and there you are.
Life has its ups and downs. If you do not rejoice at the rising water vapor, why be sad about the rain? We often want to gather with old friends but always say "when there's a chance"; we want to hug our grown children but always wait for "the right time"; we want to write to old friends to express affection or admiration but tell ourselves "not in a hurry." In fact, every morning when we open our eyes, we should tell ourselves that this is a "special day." Every day and every minute is precious; "in the future" and "someday" should not exist in one's vocabulary.