我们必须珍惜彼此以及那些我们尚未遇到的人。

原文英文

Life is not bitter; what makes it bitter is excessive desire. The mind is not weary; what makes it weary is holding on to too much. Desire is like sand in one's hand; the tighter you grasp it, the more you lose. Gain and loss are two sides of the same coin; when we gain, we may be losing; when we lose, it may be a form of possession. In short, contentment is best.

Where is the end of growth, and what kind of girl will I become in the future? Is it like this? Pale eyebrows, stubborn lips, eyes as calm as water, a smile as gentle as the breeze, and occasionally, a few tears that cannot hide a heart full of sincerity. My dreams have always been copies of others, yet even so, they remain unattainable.

Life teaches one to shout, while living teaches one to remain silent.

In life, if there is weeping, there is no smiling; if there is smiling, there are no tears. If you cannot resolve a thought, let it go; if you cannot obtain something, do not crave it. All emotional connections are most beautiful when they begin in youth. Later in life, sincerity is either defeated by reality or surrendered to the passing years.

Life is a journey with a one-way ticket, with no possibility of turning back. Never assume the future is endless; no one knows when a goodbye will truly be the last. That is why we must cherish one another—the people around us and those we have yet to meet.

To love, and to have loved. A single character separates them, yet an entire past lies between them.

To those working overtime and feeling exhausted, those crying over heartbreak, those discouraged by failed dreams, those who have forgotten daily joys, those suffocating under heavy workloads, those complaining about unreasonable bosses, and those rejoicing in happiness—may this be a healing paradise where everyone can eat their fill, feel satisfied, and return home with a smile.