Does failure really matter? Thomas Edison failed thousands of times while inventing the electric light bulb, yet he eventually succeeded by summarizing lessons learned and accumulating experience. Had he lost heart, who knows how many more years humanity would have had to wait before seeing the bright lights that illuminate our streets today. Perhaps you have not failed as many times as he did.
Perseverance and giving up are often just a thought apart. Although they may seem like a negligible difference, the outcomes can vary wildly. Cling tightly to your initial dreams; how can you turn back halfway to your destination? To all of you and me who choose to persist.
If you plant seeds of hatred in your heart, the flowers that bloom will never be beautiful.
Face life with optimism. Your current circumstances may well be fertile soil, capable of producing the most abundant fruits.
There is debate on whether heroes make the times or the times make heroes. In my view, only when a person with heroic talent encounters an era that allows for heroism can they truly become a hero.
As long as you find the right direction in life, you will not feel lost. The greatest wisdom in life lies in the ability to let go. Life is like a boat; if it is overloaded, even if it does not sink, it is likely to run aground. Only by letting go can you pick up new burdens effectively. Whether it is sorrow or joy, comfort or entanglement, it all stems from one's state of mind. There is no need to agonize over it or feel dejected. Once the correct direction is found, life ceases to be a maze.