Those inside the city want to escape, while those outside the city want to rush in. Whether it's marriage or career, most of the desires in life are like this.

After all, people are just flesh and blood. They have some flaws and are more human-like.

In the face of slander, do not refute, do not appeal. Do not attempt to have a conversation with the slanderer, and do not attempt to evoke pity from bystanders. A tall building without shadows must not have been constructed; a big tree without vines must not have reached maturity.

"Reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles - how are the two related?" This is the most common question I receive. I reply: "There is no difference between the two. The journey is the book."

In the end, the outcome of all struggles in both human society and nature is probably moderation. Rather than being serious, it's better to be casual. Just like picking chrysanthemums in the east garden and seeing the mountains in the distance from a leisurely pace. When you have money, seek a drink; when you don't have money, seek a sleep. Just let go of contention and adapt to the circumstances as they come.

How much helplessness and regret are there in life? And what kind of sorrow and sadness? The desolation and desolation caused by rain and wind must be water, flowing quietly through the days of youthful struggle and the years of touching ideals.

Whenever one undertakes a task, the most difficult part comes just before the success. As the saying goes, "Those who travel a hundred miles only complete ninety-nine." Those who have set out to undertake important tasks in the world must be cautious and diligent.

Adversity and hardship are the highest school for shaping one's character.

The beauty of a friendship lies in adding brilliance to each other's lives; its greatest value lies in providing assistance in times of need. The most exceptional friendships are like fine tea - mild yet not astringent, fragrant but not overpowering, gently wafting in, like a flowing stream of water.

A hero can conquer the world, but not himself; a sage does not aim to conquer the world, yet he conquers himself.