Since time passes, ups and downs are inevitable; since it is life, love and hate are unavoidable; since it is living, sweetness and bitterness are certain. The length of life cannot exceed the seasons; its breadth cannot surpass the cardinal directions; and its unpredictability is nothing more than the meeting and parting of people.
Life is but a dream, through how many chills has life felt new? The tea was spilled during a book game, and at that time, it seemed ordinary. Like a dream, flickering and elusive. A fine horse, a golden saddle; call for wine to replace them, to drown the eternal sorrow. Joys and sorrows come without pattern, leaving only the dripping rain outside the stairs until dawn.
I have always believed that the things we delay are not what we truly desire; whereas the things we truly desire might not be extraordinary, yet we are willing to spend vast amounts of time on them—perhaps due to simple desires, boredom, innocence, dreams, or hobbies.
Life is like a maze; if one is not careful, one easily loses oneself.
Life is like a dream, and dreams are like life. Once we understand many things, we can remain joyful, optimistic, and proactive at all times, finding happiness in fulfilling responsibilities and overcoming hardships. The law of the world is: for every loss, there is a gain; for every bitterness, there is a sweetness; hardship is a necessary part of life.
Everyone carries a sad story in their heart, which often appears as happiness in the eyes of others.
Show compassion and provide relief to orphans, widows, and those in distress.
Impatience and anxiety, if not countered by steady and grounded progress, often lead to failure. This often happens as people age and lose faith in the righteous path to success, seeking instead shortcuts or unorthodox ways.