When you are young and fall in love with someone, treat them with tenderness. No matter how long you stay together, if you always treat each other gently, every moment will be flawless and beautiful. If you are forced to part, say goodbye and thank them for the memories they gave you. When you grow older and look back, you will realize that A youth without resentment is one without regrets, much like the full moon shining over the mountain.
I believe that if there were no fairy tales in love, it would be like this world without blooming flowers; naturally, there would be no colors or distinctions. Even if there were, they would merely be flowers wilting in loneliness. No matter how beautifully they bloom, they return to the already desolate youth without a trace of regret. Those passing years are like green tea that has lost its flavor, settling a thick bitterness on the tip of the tongue, forcing one to chew on the aftertaste of happiness.
Life is like a pencil in a child's hand. It seems long enough, but before you know it, it is too short. There are many things we always want to wait for until some future day or a specific time to do, but in the end, we never get around to them. In this life, we actually cannot accomplish many things. Therefore, do what you want to do and strive to do it well, so as not to leave too many regrets behind.
Life is too short for us to be indifferent. There is no grand reason for living; it is a state of mind. Live with a good mood. When tired, do not complain of fatigue; when bitter, do not speak of hardship. Happiness, perhaps, is embodied in this silence—saying neither that you are tired nor that life is bitter.