Life is a one-way trip where every decision leads to the next destination, for returning to the past can never replicate the initial beauty.
Life is meant to be managed, not quibbled over; relationships are for nurturing, not testing; partners are for cherishing, not measuring; promises are for breaking, not polishing; and trust is for settling, not challenging.
The fatigue of life comes half from the pressure of existence and half from the urge to compare.
Even if you are unhappy, do not frown, for you never know who might fall in love with your smile.
No matter what happens, good or bad, do not disrupt the natural rhythm of life; proceed according to plan.
We have the capacity to accomplish anything we desire, but not everything. The world is vast with endless choices, yet our time is finite.
If we pile up our own problems and then look at others', we often realize our own concerns are trivial and choose to let them go.
The green hills and white rivers stretch out, where cuckoos sing in the misty rain. In April, the village has few idle moments; having just finished with silkworms and mulberry leaves, people are now planting rice fields.
Everyone has weaknesses. Those who mock or attack a leader's shortcomings will never have a bright future.
Hesitating and wavering in the desert only leads to being trapped. The era of sticking to one path is gone; many who changed careers or remarried found that change was correct and successful. However, before switching careers or remarrying, one must think carefully and weigh the pros and cons. Acting rashly or settling out of passivity is destined to fail.
When interacting with others, strive for harmony, cordiality, and peace.
Don't be overly dramatic; life will not smile upon you just because you are young.
After enduring hardships, you may believe you are invincible, but life has countless ways to humble you again.
