If failure is considered an experience in life, it leads us to maturity. If maturity requires enduring vicissitudes, then those vicissitudes can become a unique kind of beauty.
Living in this world, we essentially face two realms: the vast external world and our own inner world.
Perhaps we travel so far not to see the scenery, but to meet ourselves at the edge of the earth and sky. Only in such remote places can we leave the noisy human world behind.
Experience tells us that when things progress too easily, it is often not a good sign.
When you are poor, stay out of the house more and inside less; when you are rich, stay inside more and out less. This is the art of life. When poor, spend money on others; when rich, spend money on yourself. Many people get this completely backwards.
Do not lament the pain of life—lamentation is the trait of the weak.
The path to light is smooth. For the sake of success and the desire to strive, we must work hard.
Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of anyone with true talent.
Hope is the spring of life; without it, life withers.
Only by tasting pain can we cherish the happiness we once ignored; only by appreciating the ordinary can we collect the joy we once discarded.
Be kind to yourself, and you will have unparalleled happiness; be kind to others, and you will have unparalleled joy; be kind to life, and you will have unparalleled health.
All limitations begin within one's own heart. Forgetting failure is easy, but one must always remember the lessons learned from it.