A Meaningful Life: Maintain Composure, Bear Responsibilities, and Stand Tall
How long a lifetime is, no one can predict. A person's life, tomorrow or an unexpected event will always come first.
Ups and downs are the norm, there will never be endless sunshine, nor endless misery.
It is important that,Enduring the test of ups and downs, still able to raise the head; seen the world's vicissitudes, the heart is still serene.
People who live wisely all understand these three sentences.
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Hold your composure, that's the survival wisdom for anyone.
You may ask for the best experience in life, it is to remain calm when you fail.
Calmness is about accumulating and refining.
Throughout history, such examples are countless.
Composer Pu Songling, after repeatedly failing the imperial examination, spent a lonely time creating 'Write Ghosts and Demons' in 'Streamers',
Madame Curie devoted herself to experiments, persisted through more than ten years of hardship, and finally extracted 0.1 grams of radium from tons of ore.
Liang Qichao after failing to reform, he fled to Japan, but did not succumb to failure, but calmed himself down and prepared for the future.
Looking back at history,Holding your composure is applicable to anyone.
Before reaching your goals, everyone will have a winding and long road. The most difficult part is halfway, because you have already invested too much, but you still can't see the end. At this time, we can only hold our composure and step by step, so as not to be lost.
It's okay to be better today than yesterday, strive to be even better tomorrow, and you'll get closer to your goal.
Last second, holding your composure, the next second there's hope.The first applause may come late, but as long as you don't give up, it will not be missing.
After sedimentation, you will encounter a better self.
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Bear the burden, that's brilliance.
I was inspired by a story.
American Frank used up half his savings to open a small bank, when he started to make a profit, he encountered a bank robbery.
The money was not recovered, he was completely ruined.
According to the law, he has no obligation to compensate for the loss of users; but when he saw customers who were displaced because of losing their deposits, he decided to repay the astronomical amount.
Everyone told him, 'Why do you do this? You have no responsibility.'
“He replied, 'Yes, there is no responsibility in law, but I have a responsibility in morality, I should repay it.'”
Thirty-nine years later, he still paid off all his debts, sighed, 'Now I am finally debt-free, I can continue.''Continue to start,' these four simple words are full of power.
True strength is the ability to turn external shocks into inner energy, and after experiencing big winds and big waves, still have the courage to raise the head.
Life is bumpy, but a resilient heart can grow towards a brighter sunlight.
People in middle age, fewer three-quarters of the youth's flamboyance, more five-parts of mature stability, with thousands of forests and lakes in their hearts, and a broad sky in their eyes.
Source: People's Forum NetworkSource | Reader, Insight; Picture from Internet
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