In life, one should not be overly meticulous about trivial matters, lest anger consume the heart. As the ancient saying goes, “Life lasts no more than a hundred years, yet we often carry worries of a thousand. All troubles arise from the heart; a single smile can dissolve a thousand sorrows.” Time is a sieve that eventually washes away all sediment. When bees steal flowers, the result is often blooming abundance. Only when it is darkest can stars be seen most clearly. The future is a check that cannot be cashed; only living in the present is realistic.
Life itself is a series of goals. A life without goals is like a ship without a captain; it will forever drift at sea and never reach the shore.
Everything can be imperfect except your mood, which must remain good. Everything can be lacking except self-confidence, which must not be absent. Everything can be dispensed with except happiness, which is indispensable.
“Love” is a fierce character. Its upper part comes from the character for “change” (in “abnormal”), and its lower part comes from the character for “state” (in “abnormal”)…
The closer the place is to you, the farther the journey seems to be; the simplest note requires the hardest practice.