1
Everyone is a mud Buddha who can’t take care of himself. Don’t expect anyone to help you cross the river of reality.
2
The way to love yourself is not to choose comfort prematurely, but to smooth the way for yourself at the beginning, so that you can enjoy the scenery with peace of mind in the days to come.
3
I slowly realized that we need to have different ways of getting along with different people, stand in different positions, and adopt different attitudes, because this is not tact, but the most basic ability.
4
The same bottle of drink costs 2 yuan in a convenience store and 60 yuan in a five-star hotel. In many cases, a person's value depends on his location.
5
The so-called threshold, sufficient ability is the door, and insufficient ability is the threshold. The ups and downs in life are mostly caused by lack of ability.
6
There is no need to be picky about the unsatisfactory life, everything is nothing more than your own innocence meeting the reality of society. It is better to understand than to hold prejudices, and it is better to let go of complaints.
7
I don't know what your fate is, but I know one thing: among you. Only those who seek to discover how to serve others are truly happy.
8
The most difficult thing to understand in the world is people, and the hardest thing to guess is the heart, so there is nothing wrong with being cautious, and there is nothing wrong with being prepared. You must have a brain and backbone, a heart that is not warm, let go as soon as possible, and don’t get close to those who don’t understand.
9
Let your parents be happy in their later years instead of worrying; let your children grow up happily instead of being frightened; let yourself be free for the rest of your life instead of following the crowd. This is the meaning of hard work.
10
There is no need to be picky about the unsatisfactory life, everything is nothing more than your own innocence meeting the reality of society. It is better to understand than to hold prejudices, and it is better to let go of complaints.
11
Kindness is not stupidity, but a virtue; tolerance is not stupidity, but a kind of mind. Those who are kind to you are those who care about you; those who are tolerant to you are those who cherish you.
12
Only after you have walked some roads, loved some people, and suffered some injuries will you understand that the sense of security given by others is an illusion and will only spread your inner uneasiness. And true security always comes from inner independence and self-sufficiency.
