Every one of us is born with three lives. The first is called life, also known as the physical body, given to you by your parents. The second is called destiny, which is innate. The earth does not grow nameless grass, and the heavens do not create useless people. Everyone who comes into this world […]
Here are 17 pieces of life advice summarized by psychology to help you understand human nature. Although the content is a bit long, I promise every sentence is useful and you will gain something from reading it. 1. We can be polite to everyone, but we should never be kind to everyone. Because the world
If you want to strengthen yourself, I’ll tell you five sentences from the I Ching that you can remember. The first sentence is “Guo nang wu jiu.” Let me explain what “Guo nang” means. It means you should tighten your pocket, which is extended to mean that you should control your mouth and not speak
I dare say that the vast majority of people nowadays have a misconception about the term “inner strength.” They tend to think that if a person has been hurt a few times and doesn’t easily get emotional, can control their emotions, and doesn’t easily admit defeat, then they are strong. Let me tell you, such
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He is distinct in his likes and dislikes, cool like the wind of late autumn, and graceful like a deer in the forest. He may not be likable, but he is free. The charming jerk lives with confidence, dignity, and principles. He would never secretly practice sinister and evil skills like the “Nine Yin White
Mr. Hu has been in a romantic relationship for over two months, but I’ve never seen him flaunt his affection on social media. Out of sheer curiosity, I messaged him privately: “Warm-hearted man in love, where is your love story at?” He replied with eight words: “On and off, unpredictable as life and death!” It
My cousin, who’s a freshman in college, excitedly told me, “I’m totally in love with my new roommate!” I was reading a book and without looking up, I replied, “Is she a super scholar so you can copy her notes? Or is she a life expert, taking advantage of you, the lazy one?” My cousin
In Japan, there was an elderly woman named Shigeko Shibata who began publishing her first poetry collection at the age of ninety-eight, titled “Life Never Gives Up.” It sold two million copies in Japan. At the age of one hundred, she always kept a mirror and lipstick by her side, dressed with care and elegance,
If you like someone, confess your feelings; if you want something, dare to dream big. If you haven’t been rejected by life yet, do you really think you’re a fairy? Speaking of which, I suddenly thought of T. He is not a fairy, but a very cute uncle. T’s cuteness lies in the unexpected. Once,
I’ve met many goddesses, but the most unforgettable one was a quirky girl, whom everyone called Miss Wei. At the end of April, Miss Wei bought two gardenia trees from an old woman. The old woman assured her repeatedly, “They will definitely bloom, they will definitely bloom!” Miss Wei waited and waited, from Labor Day
