In this world, the encounter between two people is a rare and difficult-to-seize opportunity. Meeting does not guarantee love, and love does not guarantee togetherness. Therefore, if you have fallen in love, love it well. If you are young, love boldly. In interactions, we should respect boundaries: ask for permission before entering someone else's room, browsing their books or belongings, using their computer, or sitting in their private seat, and generally avoid flipping through their personal notebooks without consent.
If you are accustomed to conventional thinking and sticking to the status quo, you are bound to fall behind, lacking any competitive advantage, and opportunities will pass you by. To stand out, one must possess innovative ability: daring to think what others dare not think, and doing what others have not done. Simplicity in appearance is not the same as plainness. Even if we have only a few pieces of clothing and are satisfied with one meal a day, that is not necessarily plainness. True plainness is a heart that can hold infinite experiences, remaining simple despite being worldly.
Don't try to create the sea in one stroke; you must start with small rivers and streams.
I have lost weight, my hair has grown longer, my personality has become more open, I love to talk and laugh, my heart has become stronger, I have confidence in myself, I no longer like to cry in front of others, and I have learned to disguise my emotions. Everything has changed, yet I find that my initial innocence, kindness, and tendency to blush have always been with me. It turns out I haven't changed; only my mood has. When I can't hear the other person's voice, I worry. When I am alone in a foreign place, I always miss the times we spent together.
I once said my strength is hard enough to withstand anything, unmatched by anyone. But facing today, I admit I am fragile to the point of collapse.