If you dare not question life, life will eventually put a period at the end of your story. To live easily, one must make the best plans while preparing for the worst. No one is perfect, and happiness is never a hundred percent. On the journey of life, do not envy others, and do not lose yourself. Time is life, so we must cherish this precious time and steadfastly guard every crossroads we must pass. Life means never regretting.
Instead of admiring others' talents, learn from their diligence. Instead of flattering others' strengths, critique your own weaknesses. Sweat your own sweat, eat your own food, and handle your own affairs; only then can you become the best version of yourself.
After experiencing much of life, I have changed gradually. I have made happiness a daily habit, and I have found that my joy has infected many around me. When asked why I am so happy, I simply say: Happiness is a habit. I should live every day with joy, forgetting what needs to be forgotten, learning to let go, and understanding the art of relinquishing. Like everyone else, I hope to live a little better. Although I may not satisfy myself materially, I have learned to fill the void in my soul. The stories we have walked through only need to be understood.
Life is like water, and existence is like tea. No matter how fine the tea, once steeped in water for a long time, it becomes bland. Perhaps our sharp edges have been smoothed, or perhaps we have become mature and steady; our steps become more solid, and our days more plain. Life enters another realm: serenity. Regarding gains and losses, success and failure, gathering and parting, although we still desire everything to be good, we can calmly accept the imperfections. Serenity is the growth of life.
Life does not grant us the right to make deliberate choices; suffering and joy always travel together. As long as we experience and feel life with our hearts, we can find the desired happiness within the bitterness and use a sunny mindset to master our lives. What truly defeats us is not suffering, but cowardice. What undermines our will is not failure, but the failure to stand up after falling. As long as we can master life, we are the strong ones.
