Only when you actually walk a road can you know its distance and twists and turns.
Let the past be the past; do not let regrets become part of your history. Cherish the present, cherish yourself, and cherish the people in your life.
Life is like a journey, and family is always the deepest concern in our hearts. Although I have not yet witnessed the world's splendor, I remain full of anticipation.
We have the ability to complete anything we desire, but not everything. The world is vast, filled with countless choices and matters, yet our time is limited.
Every person's love story is like a Bible, recording the creation of the world and its future.
The cup is lonely until boiling water is poured in. That scalding sensation is like the feeling of falling in love. When the water warms up, the cup feels comfortable, which might be the feel of life. When the water cools down, the cup feels afraid, perhaps sensing the impending loss. When the water becomes completely cold, the cup feels uncomfortable and pours the water out. Although the cup feels relieved, it falls to the ground and shatters into pieces. Every fragment bears the trace of water. The cup knows it still loves the water and wishes to love it again, but it is no longer possible.
Interact with happy people, and you will become happy as well.
At an age when we still have time, we are clearer than anyone else: a meaningful life is often proved to others, while an interesting life belongs to oneself.
Life is not a monolith. If you realize you are wrong, start over. If others do not forgive you, forgive yourself. Never use one mistake to cover up another.
Excellence is a habit. If laziness can be a habit, so can excellence. Except for temperament, which is innate, most aspects of our character are formed after birth. Therefore, our words and actions are habits formed over time. From now on, let us make excellence a habit, turning excellent behavior into our second nature.
