The prime of youth in one's twenties is an era of envisioning beautiful ideals. Every young person hopes to encounter fewer obstacles and more success on the road to achieving their goals. This requires meticulous and mature thinking, bringing our mindset as close to being defect-free as possible, so that ideals can turn into reality.
A person with true humor has a unique inner world. They may smile alone with delight or offer a cold, subtle smile, breathing new air into a dull life. Perhaps only centuries and thousands of miles away might another person, separated by the banks of time and space, connect with their heart and smile back at them.
Those who are cowardly, irritable, and resentful, filled with negative energy, not only struggle to succeed in anything but also gradually become disliked by more and more people. One must work extremely hard to look effortlessly composed.
Pain is often the source of happiness, and happiness is merely a fragment of eternal joy. Do not dwell on what society does to you, but focus on what you yourself are doing. The reason a person can remain happy forever is simply through contentment and appreciation, and through the genuine feeling of a normal, plain life.
The broader one's horizon, the wider one's heart. A frog in a well can only see the sky the size of the well's opening and naturally cannot understand the thirst of a flying bird. A person does not necessarily need vast knowledge, but they must have insight. Those with limited experience often create their own troubles. Seeing more, looking further, and thinking openly allows one to empathize and let go. When troubles arise, look up at the vast sky. One's horizon determines the scale of their mind, and the scale of the mind defines one's destiny.