Troubles will pass with the night; forgetfulness brings happiness.
Dreams are beautiful, belonging solely to the individual. They represent a single pursuit of self-fulfillment, often manifesting in a small, confined inner world. Ideals, however, are a matter of responsibility, a career, a shared human pursuit driven by dedication. People often refer to ideas with a high probability of success after effort as ideals, while uncertain but potentially possible thoughts in one's heart are called dreams.
No matter what anyone else says,
I believe my feelings are correct.
Regardless of how others perceive it, I will never disrupt my own rhythm.
If you like something, you can naturally persevere; you cannot long for something you don't like.
In life, there will always be a period of time that needs you to walk alone and shoulder your responsibilities. Don't feel afraid, don't feel lonely; they are simply the price of growth.
A single person shopping, a single person eating, a single person traveling, a single person doing many things. A solitary life is undoubtedly lonely, but more often it's joyful because of the loneliness. The ultimate happiness exists in the depths of solitude. In this daily life, I gradually reached a reconciliation with myself.
Wake up, and the day is bright. Even the most painful wounds can be forgotten with a single sleep. Chasing tomorrow while carrying yesterday will exhaust every present moment. Walking and forgetting is the way to feel every oncoming happiness. Troubles disappear with the night, and forgetfulness brings happiness.
When you can truly subdue yourself, transcend yourself, and truly control your own mindset, everything around you will change.
Our greatest sadness is to wander aimlessly, unable to see the hope ahead; our worst habit is to become complacent with our current life and not know the direction of tomorrow.
When you encounter difficulties in life, it's not a big deal, just you need to bear it with patience; if you view the world as a (Jianghu - a term referring to the world of martial arts heroes, implying a complex and often morally ambiguous world), the greatest people in it are those with a sense of righteousness.
Life may be like this: the more experience you have, the less you dream; balance the actual joy with the actual pain.
Each time the reasons for collapse seem trivial to others.
Only I know clearly
How many thousand pounds of sorrow this straw can crush.
There is no empathy in this world
Only the cold and the warm know it themselves.
