I must have thought that many of you were like me and thought you were the savior of this world. At that time, most of you had not yet experienced the beatings from society. At that time, we thought how could there be so many outdated customs in this world, and how could human na

I believe that many of you were like me and thought you were the savior of this world. At that time, most of you had not yet experienced the beatings from society. At that time, we thought how could there be so many outdated customs in this world, and how could human nature be so difficult to look directly at? We were complacent and wanted to help the building collapse and save all the people from being hung upside down; but as times have changed, how many people have Aren't you confused? Not to mention saving others, how many people can't even save themselves?

Why is this so? Because many of us have always avoided the alchemy stone of life. So many of us just stay at what we think we can do, and when difficulties really come, how many of us break down and never recover?

Catastrophe is the alchemy stone of life. Only by experiencing calamity can you know whether you are gold or sand. "When the years are cold, you will know that the pines and cypresses will wither." How can it be so easy to distinguish between the flowers in the greenhouse and the tough wild flowers without calamity? Woolen cloth?

It is precisely because when the catastrophe comes, many people who lack ability collapse at the first touch, and after the catastrophe, many people who are not strong-willed are unable to recover. This makes it even more obvious that after the catastrophe, those who have become more mature in mind, tougher in character, and stronger in character. People who are becoming more mature in dealing with things are so valuable. If we don't take the initiative to welcome and face suffering, we will be like flowers in a greenhouse - although they look like tough wildflowers, they are ultimately vulnerable to wind and rain.