Life is like riding a bus. For some, it is a direct express with a smooth journey; for others, it is a slow train that stops at many stations, encountering many people. Some always get off at the wrong stop or ride past their destination, either missing the scenery outside or the person beside them. No one knows who will accompany them to the final stop, or even which bus they will board next.
In a person's life, 5% is brilliant, 5% is painful, and the remaining 90% is mundane. People are often tempted by that 5% brilliance, enduring the 5% pain, while spending their lives in the 90% ordinariness.
When necessary, one must be willing to lower their head; only then can one lift their head at critical moments. However, lowering one's head must not mean bending one's spine. Bending is a form of submission and flattery, leading either to total failure or the loss of dignity. The difference between lowering one's head and bending one's spine lies in whether one holds onto their bottom line. Life never stops pushing you forward. Stay focused, do not slow down due to regret. Smile, forgive, forget, and move on.
Living even one more day is a blessing and should be cherished. Life is short, lasting only a few decades; do not leave yourself with more regrets. The sun rises in the East and sets in the West; whether in sorrow or joy, it is still just one day. Do not get bogged down in trivialities; when you let go, both your mind and heart find peace.
The shout of "Show some courage" is the mother of all success.