Life is about experience, and experience constitutes life. The meaning of life is not to correct others' mistakes or prove one's own rightness, but to live. Since life is precious, one should not live merely to rot like grass or indulge in aimless existence.
In the long journey of life, we encounter many things. However, fate often unfolds gradually; some truths can only be understood at specific stages. Do not rush; the world will eventually open up before you.
We should learn from the mindset of wealthy and wise individuals: even when consuming, if possible, opt for investment-oriented consumption, such as buying solid wood furniture. Over time, such choices can lead to an increase in wealth.
To miss is to do so in one's own way; to accept is to realize that no one can accompany another forever; to see through is to understand that beyond human selfishness and change lies an inescapable loneliness; to admit is to recognize that each person is an independent life, a grain of sand in the vast universe; to understand is to know that the most precious things are often not nearby, and the best is always the most valuable; to believe is to trust that after walking through layers of loneliness, the path will unfold before you.
All encounters in this world may be long-awaited reunions. It is experience, not just the passage of years, that matures a person. Trust is like a sheet of paper; once crumpled, it can never be restored to its original state, even if smoothed out. Time may not prove everything, but it certainly clarifies many things. Only by walking the path of life do we know its short and long stretches. Without experiencing storms, how can one see the rainbow? Without enduring winter, how can one appreciate the brilliance of spring? Flowers do not bloom for a hundred days, and people do not stay well for a thousand. Learn to find clarity in the ebb and flow of life, experiencing the sudden opening of a new path when you thought there was no way out.
