It is essential to cultivate capabilities in all aspects, including the ability to bear tragic fate.
The distance between success and failure is sometimes very short—only a few steps forward for the latter.
In life, everyone has their own way of doing things and their own thoughts. We cannot control what others do or think. What we can do is be true to ourselves and manage ourselves well. Rely on our own abilities and conscience, work solidly, and live honestly. Even if we encounter injustice or inequality, we must learn to stay open-minded and inclusive. We should treat everyone around us with a tolerant heart and kind words and deeds.
Those who try to do something and fail are far better than those who achieve success without trying anything at all.
The mountain does not reject soil, so it can become high; the sea does not reject water, so it can become deep!
Those who can seize the opportunities walking in front of them will succeed nine times out of ten.
When others speak ill of you recklessly, ask yourself: are you truly afraid? Can you afford to lose? There is no need to fear, no need to retreat, and no need to hesitate. When you feel sad, go out and look at the world alone. Ask yourself more often: have you already exerted your utmost effort for your dreams?
Life is a form of endurance and pressure. It pushes us to move forward under the burden and strive ahead under compulsion. We must learn to support ourselves: give ourselves more encouragement when we fail, more warmth when we are lonely, and strive to keep our spirits light and our souls free.
You can be proactive and lead the industry, be reactive and struggle to catch up, or be oblivious and get eliminated.
Strong faith wins over strong people, and in turn, makes them even stronger.
