Experience is the whetstone of life; the edge of life shines through grinding. Experience is also the ore of life; the vitality of life is released through refining.
When you do things right, it is often overlooked; when you make mistakes, they are rarely forgotten.
Things that teach you are exercises; those that do not are trials.
Persistence is victory. For every setback, there is an opportunity. Setbacks are the driving force of progress. Every time you get back up after a fall, you move one step closer to your goal.
The truth of things is often far from our imagination, like a joke played by God, which sometimes makes us too sad to laugh. This is often the error of prejudice.
No one can determine the outcome except yourself.
If one only sees the faults and shortcomings of others, a blind sense of self-superiority will eventually form, which is truly dangerous. Conversely, constantly comparing others' strengths with one's own weaknesses is also unwise. Strengths and weaknesses are inherently incomparable. The right approach is to absorb the excellence of others, correct one's own deficiencies, and make small progress every day. Because, in the end, victory comes not from the opponent's mistakes, but from our own efforts.
When you feel like you can't go on, look at yourself.
Do not let a single person be your entire hope; it took me until now to truly understand this.