We raise crystal-clear glasses to celebrate our encounter, yet unaware that our past lives were merely preparations for this meeting. The night spreads its black veil; the moon casts gentle, cool light. Mist swirls and wind whispers. What rushes into the heart is like ebbing tides, and what overflows from the eyes are tears.
Due to limitations of both objective and subjective conditions, it is often impossible for every individual to realize all things they "want to do" or "should do." In such cases, in order to make a tangible contribution to society with one's life value, one must focus on doing what is "possible" for them.
Yesterday, I had a drink with the God of Wealth and bumped up your fortune by a hundred points. Today, I drank with the King of Hell and added a hundred years to your lifespan. Tomorrow, I will visit the Cupid for a drink and secure a wonderful marriage for you.
In a world that views turning back as weakness and shame, no matter how far one walks, they can never reach the desired eternity. No matter how close one gets, they can never return to the desired dream. Humans are always creatures enslaved by the regrets and aspirations within their hearts, stuck on the one-way street of life, unable to go far enough or return to where they started.
If the truth is against you, surrender to the truth.
Without listening, there can be no communication.
I must seize fate by the throat; it must not make me completely submit.
Before dealing with matters, think of others first; before judging others, measure yourself.
Life is like a flower. Let it smile forever, blooming subtly among the sea of people, spreading its fragrance.
Brief life is like a short-term training class. Almost everyone signs up, yet only a few can graduate with honors. It is evident that solving the problems of life is not easy.
Life is a flower, and love is the nectar within it; ideals are ships, and confidence is the rudder inside.
Life is a mountain. The harder we climb, the more magnificent and spectacular the mountain appears.
The greatest misfortune in life is being unable to face one's own ignorance and unable to accept benevolent criticism.
