Every year when the gaokao scores are released, some weep with despair while others laugh in joy. Those who feel sorrow often believe they have fallen into hell, while the happy ones think they have reached heaven. However, only those who have experienced university life know that regardless of the school's reputation, both effort and decline exist. Therefore, there is no need for excessive grief or joy; the achievements after four years are still uncertain. Sometimes, unexpected twists and turns can promote personal growth more effectively than having everything go according to plan.
Who you were ten years ago, a year ago, or even yesterday does not matter. What truly matters is who you are today? Life is inherently tiring and difficult. If you do not bear the burden now, you will face heavier burdens in the future; if you do not endure the hardship now, you will encounter greater suffering later.
In life, we often miss each other. As distance grows, differences emerge, and even barriers are erected, we embark on different paths and can no longer find the starting point of our separation. From then on, alcohol has replaced your place in my life, constantly keeping me company.
In life, understanding everything is less important than taking things lightly. Do not deliberately imitate others. As fleeting travelers in this world, each experience grants us a unique understanding of life. Even if our journey is not perfect, we are still striving to bloom. There may be moments of being lost, but do not complain, for no path can be walked twice, and no one can start over.
There is no road longer than one's own feet, nor any mountain higher than a human being. There is nothing impossible; there are only people who cannot think of it. What truly hinders your progress is often not high mountains or vast seas, but a tiny grain of sand under your shoe.