1. Born in sorrow and died in happiness. ?

2. Literacy is the beginning of worries in life, but it is okay to memorize names roughly. ——Su Shi?

3. Positive people see an opportunity in every worry, while negative people see some kind of worry in every opportunity.

4. Things will not survive without frost, and people will not be virtuous without suffering. ——Liu Yong

5. When trouble comes, you should be patient and wait for it to settle. ——Zeng Guofan

6. A poor person is accustomed to being struck by fate. Because he has come from a place of sorrow, he can easily sympathize with the unfortunate people. ——Shakespeare

7. Those who are happy are those who are born to govern the country; those who are worried are those who are born to those who are in chaos.

8. A thoughtful person sees an opportunity in every worry, while a passive person sees some kind of worry in every opportunity.

9. Only the ideal world is a world of infinite peace, which is far away from all the worries and troubles in the world. ——Schopenhauer

10. The more eyes shed tears, the clearer they become, and the heart becomes gentler because of suffering. ——Bing Xin

11. Don’t greet things before they happen, don’t worry too much when things happen, don’t hold back on things, let them come, let them go naturally, be angry and fearful, and be happy. All worries and worries can be corrected, this is the way to maintain health. ——"Six Chapters of a Floating Life"

12. Only those who have experienced sorrow know joy, and only those who have gone through hardships will have a premonition of the final forgiveness of mercy. ——Zweig

13. Since ancient times, there are great people who have not succumbed to sorrow and hardship, and it is not enough to learn from them. ——Fang Xiaoru

14. A person’s life is full of sorrows and dangers. He knows that there is nothing he can do and is content with his fate. ——Liang Qichao

15. I think the quality that we can rely on most in the face of hardships and hardships is the willingness to endure hardship. Because hardship breeds wisdom; if you have not experienced hardships, you will not know how rough life is. Only through personal experience can we become smart and capable. ——Yang Jiang

16. If grass and trees do not endure frost and snow, their business will not be stable; if we do not endure hardship, our virtue and wisdom will not be achieved. ——Shen Jinsi

17. Literacy is the beginning of worries in life, but you can forget about rough memorization of names.

——Su Shi