At Life's Crossroads, We May Waver
1. Life is like a bowl, capable of bearing anything, able to withstand both delicacies and coarse grains; it can hold a thousand-year-old wine and also drink plain water. Life is like a bowl, to its fullest extent, excessive filling will spill over. If you fill it just to the bottom of the bowl, the bowl will take it away, but if it overflows the rim, the bowl will reject it. Life should be like a bowl, open and honest, without concealment. You can use it to hold gold beans and silver beans; the bowl simply protects them for you. When you need them, it will give them to you one by one.
2. Years drift by like a dream, those days spent with you are the best times. There is a happiness called 'I'm so grateful to have you.' Your appearance amazed my years; whenever I look back, I always remember you with a smile and silence. It was you who held my hand through the most difficult days; it was you who solved all my doubts with just a few words; it was you who dispelled all my concerns with a single glance.
3. If you cannot change it, try to accept it. I can only believe that everything now is the best arrangement by heaven.
4. At life's crossroads, we may wander aimlessly. The factors influencing our decisions are often not because the matter is too complicated, nor is it our judgment lacking, but rather our unwillingness to give up on a choice, wanting both fish and bear paws.
5. Helping others often doesn't just bring gratitude, but also frequent rejections and misunderstandings. We shouldn't stop helping others because of one misunderstanding. Have you ever watched your mother and family cook? No matter how cold the pot and the water in it are, as long as you persevere in the heat of the stove, those cold waters will eventually boil.
6. Even the strongest people have moments of vulnerability; even the most broad-minded people have moments of grievance. Some sadness doesn't need to be understood by everyone; some grievances don't need to be told to everyone. Silence doesn't mean not speaking; it just means not wanting to say it; stillness doesn't mean indifference; it just means no one understands.
7. Some words don't need to be said; if someone understands, it's a kind of happiness; some things don't need to be indicated; if someone knows it, it's a kind of comfort.
8. Thank you for the times gone by, whether lost or separated, be mindful of your thoughts, because they will soon become your actions, be mindful of your actions, because they will soon become your habits, be mindful of your habits, because they will soon become your character. Good morning!
9. If you cry and no one comes to comfort you, don't be afraid, it's a good opportunity to learn to be strong; if you're troubled and no one asks for help, don't be worried, it's a good opportunity to learn to bear it; if you're tired and no one leans on you, don't panic, it's a good opportunity to learn to be independent. The chrysalis that breaks through the cocoon can become a butterfly; to grow, you must overcome hardships and trials.
10. In the passage of time, maintain a simple heart towards life, not trying to please others, and not making dreams unrelated to yourself. The journey of time has its own distant places that you may not reach. Time brews rain, years stitch flowers, in time, we are all travelers, using the pen of spiritual consciousness to lightly depict and fragrance the simple encounters, they are all clear proverbs.
11. I loved you, even though I've been heartbroken, I have no regrets. There are not many people who are good to themselves in a lifetime; I thank you for staying with me when I was most sad, for comforting me when I was wronged, and for giving me a warm embrace when I was most helpless. Your understanding is better than a thousand words; your smile dispels the gloom in my heart.
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