Some people cherish you like a treasure, while others treat you like a weed. No matter how wonderful you are, there will always be people who do not appreciate you. Those who truly cherish you will hold you dear, finding time to care for you even when busy, and unwilling to let you suffer even when tired.
In life, it is best to have two types of friends: one tolerant and one fierce. The tolerant friend teaches us to be inclusive of others, while the fierce friend handles those who bully us, allowing us to merely observe the spectacle.
Being a good person is a matter of great stature. Laozi said, 'The highest good is like water.' The kindest people are like water. The nature of water is to flow to lower places, never to higher ones; if it flows upward, it is not its natural state.
If you broaden your mind, view gains and losses lightly, and consider others more, or even just compete less and set aside what seems important, you will find your heart suddenly spacious and the world suddenly vast. Non-contention is a realm of life.
Some things we can discard but never forget. They lie quietly in the depths of memory, occasionally waking up to make us heartbroken, agitated, and reflective for a while, before falling back into deep sleep.
The sky is so blue, the trees so green; life can originally be so peaceful and beautiful. Love begins with hope and ends in despair. Once the heart is dead, no hope ever held for you remains.