Relax the Nervous System, Delight the Mind and Body
Through hardship and fatigue, as long as you persevere and move forward, your beautiful scenery will eventually appear. If you choose it yourself, there's no regret; it's a classic youth, forever unredeemable. The past is only for remembrance; don't get lost in its shadows, or you'll never see the path ahead. Don't expect everyone to understand you, and you don't need to understand everyone either. The patterns of gathering and dispersal are the rules of life; don't shed too much tears and sorrow.
Being willing to accept criticism will allow you to connect with others, winning their hearts subtly. If you constantly weigh pros and cons and seek advantage, you'll eventually be avoided, distanced, and alienated, leading to fewer friends and a fading affection. A person who knows how to accept defeat will never truly lose. Losing a small gain can ultimately lead to a great reward. Even the best things cannot be permanently possessed; instead, cultivate compassion, extend a helping hand, and offer warm love. When doing things, aim for success.
A steady person is forged in time, warm and reassuring. They don't need to speak much, but their minds are deep. They don't need to boast or show off, but they are undeniably confident. They can be gentle with others, but they must maintain a distinctive personality. The world is vast, but nothing is greater than an open heart. The journey may be long, but nothing is farther than a burning dream. Learn to pause, linger, and rest. The more you pursue, the more tired you become; instead, reserve some time for relaxation and self-care.
If you always do what others ask, you'll become a laborer. They'll appear when they need you and disappear when they don't; you'll gradually lose yourself. The biggest problem with being a person is not knowing how to refuse. Because in this world, crying babies get milk. The more you reject, the more you'll receive. Be willing to endure hardship and sacrifice to reap the rewards. Saying no is how you get things; knowing how to refuse is how you live without regrets.
