Running water is the first, and it has been endless since the Tao Te Ching. Being the first does not mean not striving for progress, but respecting the laws of nature, not destroying the balance, not losing the big because of the small, and not losing yourself. Like running water, flow slowly. Instead of rushing headlong into it, we are accumulating our own strength bit by bit. A long stream of water is waiting to be generated.

Running water does not compete, it is endless deduction.

Running water does not strive for the first place, but it is endless. This sentence implies a profound philosophy of life. People should be as flexible as running water, and as flexible as running water. Zhang Chi has its limits. You can't be trapped by temporary ups and downs. We should gather strength and persevere, just like a river flowing eastward, even if it twists and turns, it will fly into a waterfall.

In the vast universe, a person is as small as a grain of sand, a grass, a tree and a drop of water. The world is made up of these tiny substances and life. Only by living in harmony with nature, respecting nature and respecting every young life can a person integrate himself with the whole nature and find the value of his existence.

Running water does not strive for the first place, which means that you should be like running water, don't strive for the first place, don't rely on temporary impatience, be down-to-earth, accumulate your own strength bit by bit, pay attention to let nature take its course in everything, don't be too demanding and don't think too much about utility.