One should move forward; constantly looking back serves no purpose.
Only after experiencing pain do we learn how to protect ourselves; only after crying do we understand the feeling of heartache; only after being foolish do we know when to persist and when to let go.
Words kept in the heart, if spoken, may become poetry, history, or oaths; but if suppressed, they will inevitably decay.
One should be self-content, joyful, tolerant, and magnanimous. Do not let thoughts become tangled in complexity, as a heavy burden on the soul leads to resentment and anxiety. It is essential to periodically delete memories, discarding unpleasant people and events from the mind.
Not every effort yields a harvest, but every harvest requires effort. This is an unfair yet irreversible truth.
Remain calm and unrushed, facing life with a serene heart. The pinnacle of life is doing what interests you, earning money you understand, and living an easy, peaceful life.
In being a person, be deep like still water, with a balance of tension and relaxation; in doing things, be unhurried, accumulating strength for a timely release. Do not be impatient for immediate success, but maintain a tranquil state of mind, undisturbed by external factors and untrapped by temptations. Accept gain and loss, success and failure, reunion and parting with equanimity. A calm and detached attitude is the essence of personal growth.