Life is not a race, but a journey. A race focuses on the finish line, while a journey values the scenery along the way. Only by approaching the wilderness can you fully appreciate the beauty of spring; only by merging with rivers can you perceive the tenderness of summer waters; only by picking ripe fruits can you taste the flavor of autumn; and only by walking through winter can you feel the warmth of spring!
Regardless of its length, life is filled with experiences. Some people cannot be transformed into lasting memories, and some events cannot be settled into recollections. For painful people and events, Learn to be indifferent once you have passed them and to forget once you have turned away. Only then will our luggage not be too heavy, and our body and mind not be too weary. Remember, reunions are brief, but separations are eternal. No one is your eternal concern, and no matter is your sole longing.
At the age of [xx], a person should understand themselves as well as they know their own palm. They should clearly know their flaws and strengths, know how far they can go, foresee who they will become in the future, and, more importantly, accept all of this.
If you do not often encounter setbacks, it indicates that what you are doing lacks great innovation.
Remember, never measure or judge love by what you "think." It is a proposition that is difficult to conclude. What seems difficult to you may seem simple to them; what seems mismatched to you may seem unremarkable to them.