Growth is an experience, maturity is a matter of experience.

Let happiness shine brighter and more open, like the dawn; let loss gradually fade away like the twilight. Mood is like the palm of your hand – up is happiness, down is loss. You won't see both the back of your hand and the palm at the same time. Close your eyes, take a deep breath, exhale last night's nightmares, let the morning breeze carry them away, inhale this morning's fragrance, and decorate tomorrow's dreams. All matters, whether good or bad, are just facts; whether joy or sorrow, it's all a mindset. If you carry tomorrow in your heart, you won't be sad about yesterday.

In the days gone by, those autumn winds, those summer rains, we always thought they contained deep love and passion, telling stories of love's beauty, but it turned out that love wasn't love, and affection wasn't affection. Everything was just loneliness born of loneliness and a wandering of the soul, a sad performance of lies. We let ourselves drift in loss and loneliness, indulge our emotions, and finally realize that love isn't a decoration for loneliness, or a comfort in solitude.
Growth is an experience, maturity is a matter of experience. Everyone grows, but not everyone matures. Mature people don't rejoice over success, or grieve over failure; they simply do their best and accept it. Mature people don't become arrogant with success, or humble with obscurity; they maintain a calm and level-headed attitude and live without being overly subservient or defiant. Mature people can take responsibility, understand gratitude, remain calm and peaceful, and behave with composure.

People are happy when they keep things simple, but there are very few happy people. But when people are complex, there are many who are in pain. This reflects the reality that many people find it difficult to live simply, but it's easy to live with complexity.