Life is truly like this cup of strong wine; without repeated refining, it would not be so delicious! — Guo Xiaochuan
The value of love lies not in the passion of courtship, but in the acceptance of a plain life. A sense of attachment balances the imbalance of the emotional scale and fills the void in the depths of the soul... True strength does not belong to those who have no tears, but to those who run while shedding tears. Life has its advances and retreats; above all, do not lose your mood.
To understand composure is to truly understand life. By taking fewer detours, we may miss some scenery, but in any case, we should be grateful for the experiences. The theme of life is to face complexity while maintaining joy; for present matters, use present-mindedness and follow the flow of fate; for future matters, use future-mindedness and spare yourself unnecessary worry.
Life is a long confrontation; some people laugh at the beginning, while others win in the end. Try to smile, try to look back, and relax. Do not force things, do not become dejected, and do not be impetuous. Live simply, following your heart, your nature, and fate. Be the best version of yourself—knowing contentment, smiling, and remaining calm. No matter how bitter or tiring, as long as you keep moving forward, the scenery that belongs to you will eventually appear!
People are running, everyone is running; life is the race track, never stopping. — [France] Romain Rolland
If you feel your daily life is poor, do not blame life; blame yourself instead. — [Germany] Rainer Maria Rilke
Life is interesting. Externally, no one is forcing you by the throat; internally, if you can get along friendly with everyone around you, such a life is the best enjoyment.
Besides dreams, life is also full of reality; a person cannot live on memories alone. — [USA] O. Henry
Life is understanding. Life is smiling at reality, looking at the future over obstacles. Life is having a scale on oneself to weigh good and evil.
The whole meaning of life lies in the endless exploration of the unknown and the continuous addition of more knowledge. — [France] Émile Zola