The other “Hundred Peaks” in Taiwan are not as easy to climb. Many hikers must adapt to the terrain, using both hands and feet—climbing, grabbing tree branches, pulling on ropes, or crouching down to move forward slowly. But as long as hikers make good use of the terrain and surroundings, they can all advance step by step and eventually reach the summit, successfully conquering the peak.
◎ When we face an endless array of challenges in life, we can also approach them with the mindset of mountain climbing. Each problem varies in difficulty, so there is no one-size-fits-all solution. We must face different situations and respond with different approaches.
◎ The fear is that when confronted with problems, we come to a standstill, making no effort to seek resources or employ methods, and remain fixed at the starting point. With such an attitude, there will never be an “opportunity to reach the summit.” (Author: Chairman of Wang Group)
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