Your letter brought tears to my eyes. I know I am insignificant and unworthy of your sacrifice... yet I do love you deeply, truly deeply.
Physical health requires exercise, but a resilient soul requires even more tempering. We experience, taste, and gain insight from life's troubles; these hardships make life more vibrant and guide us toward greater maturity.
If life were only as it was at first sight, but we have already passed through too much wind and rain, and we can no longer go back. It turns out that life is full of things beyond our control. Splendor and desolation are often separated by just a single turn.
The world is full of uncertainty, with change and development being universal. Satisfaction and stability are certainly welcome, but since things are constantly changing, these states are relative and temporary. Conversely, do not worry endlessly, for disappointment is often the foundation of success; nor should one be arrogant over momentary happiness, for success can be the root of future disappointment. In truth, life has no absolute division between triumph and defeat—it is merely a matter of perception. All things in the world are in constant flux and can transform under certain conditions. On the path of life, only by moving forward step by step, like a snail climbing a mountain, unafraid of difficulties or dangers, can one achieve results.
If one tells lies as perfectly as a circle drawn with a compass, it means one has not yet cultivated a heart as sensitive as Zhang Heng's seismograph. Being a person does not require complex thoughts; one should be more detached and open-minded. If you make a mistake, do not regret or blame, for there are no perfect people in this world. If you fall, get up and start over. Without wind and rain, how can one see the rainbow? Believe that all experiences are valuable assets.
Always remember to spend within your means, and life will naturally be flavorful and fulfilling.
