Pushkin once said: "If life has deceived you, do not grieve, nor be angry! In the hour of sadness, be patient: the day of joy will surely come." How far is happiness from us? In reality, it hides in every little thing in our daily lives. Treat your inner self kindly; you can make yourself suffer, but you can also make yourself happy, for you are the true master of your own life.
When a foot crushes a violet, yet the violet leaves its fragrance on the foot, that is forgiveness.
It is not what happens that matters most, but how you view it.
For those who struggle with true tenacity, hardship is a school that forges steel.
Where one person might perish alone, two together may find salvation through wisdom.
No matter how much the crows caw, the river will eventually flow into the sea.
Time is the clearest evidence; it never overlooks sincerity, nor does it spare deceit.
Life is like a poem; it is not about length, but fullness; not about splendor, but truth.
Life is short, so seize the present moment. Given the extremely limited scope of human knowledge, the unknown is as fathomless as the ocean.
Only through striving, pioneering, and creating can we experience a real life and reveal our authentic selves.
Life is like a waterfall: a great fall is a great spectacle, a small fall is a small spectacle, and without a fall, there is no spectacle at all.