Helen Keller is clever and studious, but God didn't give him a healthy body, which is not only a pity, but even a tragedy. However, with strong perseverance, he did what ordinary people could not do. It is the lack of philosophy that motivates her to make continuous progress and succeed.
Sometimes, losing something will make you cherish what you have now more. It's not terrible to have regrets. You can't let go of those persistent things, and you always indulge in past sadness. Never recovered. Relax, you will understand that when God closes one door for you, he will open another door for you. Come out of regret so as not to happen again. It's a pity to lose it, and it's a pity to want to get it temporarily. If it is not dredged in time, it will accumulate in the heart and become a kind of depression. If you don't get rid of the pain in time, you will be burned by the fire of pain. In this case, the best way is to turn this regret into a kind of motivation. Let him be the motivation for the next target. Realize your new dream. It's a pity that the unreachable dream is hard to realize, and it's a pity that an irreparable mistake has been made, and it's a pity that a rare opportunity has been missed. As long as ..................................................................................................................................... goes forward, it will miss the scenery here and other scenery. Tagore has a famous saying: When you shed tears when you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars.
Looking at regret from another angle, regret is also a kind of beauty, but this kind of beauty is bleak and gorgeous, just like Venus with a broken arm. If everything in this world is perfect, there is no real perfection. It is with these imperfections that other perfections can be set off. More importantly, regret will give birth to an upward force. Can't you say that regret is also a kind of beauty?
Turn a corner and the world will be bigger. Give up a regret, and you will certainly create more glory than regret!