1
In this world, grievances are inevitable. If they are digested, they will be the driving force for growth. If they are not digested, they will become tempers.
2
On the road of life, we are all running, we are always catching up with some people, and we are always being surpassed by some people.
3
People in the world are greedy and always want to find the best of both worlds, but there is hardly any solution to have both. A hundred years of life are nothing but teaching people how to choose.
4
What you gain is what you have worked hard for, and what you lose is what you never really owned. Once you figure this out, there's nothing to be unwilling to do.
5
You can't get used to people, and the more you get used to them, the more you become a jerk; you can't look forward to love, and the more you look forward to it, the more disappointed you become. Always choose to be tolerant, but in return you get more and more; always choose to be tolerant, but in return you get unscrupulous.
6
How can everything go as planned if everything goes well? So don’t be serious with others, because it’s not worth it. Don’t be serious with yourself, because you can’t afford to be hurt. Don’t be serious with the past, because you can’t go back.
7
It’s not that there is no water in the well, but that it’s not dug deep enough; it’s not that success comes slowly, but that giving up is quick. Getting something requires wisdom, giving up something requires courage!
8
An unintentional remark can offend a person who means it; an all-out effort can end up in a desperate situation. It's not that you think too much, it's that experience has taught you to be silent; it's not that you have become too fake, it's that worldly things have taught you to protect yourself.
9
It is difficult for people who are too soft-hearted to be happy. Even rejecting others is like doing something wrong. Being soft-hearted is an unfair kind of kindness. It helps others and wrongs oneself, but is regarded as a lunatic by others.
10
When you feel that life is not so satisfactory, when you are not so satisfied with your performance, when you are disappointed with the people you love or yourself, when you feel that you can no longer hold on, please remember to say to yourself: It doesn’t matter. , we all grew up like this.
11
There is no word "easy" in the dictionary of adulthood. There are too many people who are richer, prettier and smarter than you, but they work harder than you, so what right do you have to complain? You can rest when you are tired, but don't say it give up.
12
Some people and things are stations that you must pass by. Good or bad, success or failure, gatherings and separations, love and hate, it doesn't matter. They just help you taste all the flavors of life and be indifferent to the world. All experiences are good medicine for growth.
