Everyone is a navigator in a calm sea.
However, only sunshine without shadow, only joy without pain, that is not life. Take the life of the happiest person as an example-it is a tangled hemp thread. Bereavement and happiness are interrelated. Let's be sad and happy for a while. Even death itself will make life more amiable. In the sober moment of life, in the shadow of sadness and sadness, human beings are closest to their true selves.
In various affairs of life or career, the role of personality is far greater than that of intelligence, the role of mind is not as good as that of mood, and talent is not as good as self-control, patience and regularity controlled by judgment.
I always believe that people who start to live more seriously in their hearts will start to live more simply in their appearances. In an era of extravagance and waste, I hope to show the world that what human beings really need is very few.
Regret your mistake and try not to make it again. This is the real understanding. Being superior is not noble. True nobility should be superior to the past self.
True nobility
In a calm sea, everyone is a navigator.
But only sunshine without shadow, only happiness without pain, this is not life at all. Take the fate of the happiest person as an example, it is a tangled yarn. Bereavement and happiness, one after another, make us sad and happy. Even death itself makes life more loving. In the sober moments of life, under the shadow of sadness and loss, people are closest to themselves.
In life or business affairs, personality is more telling than intelligence, mind is more telling than brain, and self-control, patience and self-discipline controlled by judgment are more telling than genius.
I have always believed that people who begin to live more seriously in their hearts begin to live simpler outside. In an era of extravagance and waste, I hope I can show the world how little human beings really want.
The real regret is to regret your mistakes until you don't make them again. Being superior to others is not noble. True nobility lies in surpassing the former self.
PS: The fifth line on the first floor is wrong.