Life is a journey. Either travel or read, your body and soul must have one on the road.
This world is not the world of the rich, nor the world of the poor, but the world of the mindful.
Life needs a heart full of dreams. The dreams and goals of life are the direction you move toward.
Life should have dreams. Only by daring to dream is there hope. A person with dreams is a complete person, a true person.
Life requires doing two things. The first is gratitude—gratitude is a basic moral principle that life should have,
it is the minimum cultivation of being human; the second is forming connections—be thankful for the past, cherish the present, grasp the now, and nurture the future.
I finally understand, some roads can only be walked alone. No matter how good the connection, it can't withstand indifference,
no matter how deep the feelings, they need cherishing in the moment. Songs can be on repeat, but people shouldn’t be missed when they reappear;
feelings can be simple and plain, but the heart shouldn’t turn a blind eye. Handle life by yourself, let others talk behind your back.
Sometimes we care too much about the voices around us, become indecisive in decisions, and hesitant in actions, ultimately tiring the mind,
and exhausting the spirit. No matter how well you do, there will be those who point fingers; even if you mess up completely, you might still hear praise.
The only one who can save you is yourself. Don’t fret over outside judgments, don’t twist yourself just to please the world.
Take the right path, and every part is wonderful; do the right thing, and every deed is joyful; love the right person, and every day is happy.
I like this passage: mountains have their heights, water has its depth—no need to compare, everyone has their own strengths;
what you think is joyful, go seek; what you think is worthwhile, go protect; what you think is happiness, go cherish.
There’s no event not commented on, no person not speculated about. Be the most genuine, most beautiful version of yourself, follow your heart, and live without regret.
Life has one path—walk your own path. Life has two treasures—good health and a good mood.
The ancients said, to be a person, you must be square within and round without, round without and square within, outwardly flexible but inwardly principled.
Today’s people say, the art of management lies in its flexibility. Managing life,
hold fast to strength, cultivate some flexibility. Let the wind brush your face, let the rain bathe your body, stay calm and undisturbed,
always composed, graceful and capable—that should be the finest state in life.
Looking forward to sunny days at dawn, letting sunlight bathe the soul through and through, filling the heart with happiness;
looking forward to occasional rainy days, letting drizzle cover the tears of longing, washing away fleeting worries;
looking forward to the beauty of moonlit nights, letting moonlight shorten the long night, releasing love held close.
Tell yourself, love yourself well, love others well, love nature well. Join hands in joy,
leave behind toil, worry, and melancholy in the beautiful expectations, life remains splendid.
Understanding society is like reading a book. A good society is like a good book,
it can broaden the mind, calm emotions, and even bring sweet dreams while you sleep.
But a society filled with hatred, complaints, deception, unfairness, and insecurity
will only prevent people from sleeping peacefully, with nightmares haunting them even with their eyes closed.
We can compare society to a pile of fire. Wise people know to keep a safe distance while warming themselves by it,
unlike fools who get too close to the flames; the latter, after burning themselves, plunge into the cold loneliness,
loudly complaining about the scorching flames.