Life is a never-ending journey of exploration.

Being able to do what you love is a kind of luck;
Liking what you are doing is a kind of wisdom.
Not everyone can choose what they love, but everyone can love what they choose.
Some are wise early on, some learn through hardships, and some never agree — this itself is deep understanding and a strong heart.

Whether at work you like it or not, the essence is to create value.
It is value that brings joy from the bottom of the heart.
Values vary, and so does the depth of joy.
A person’s success is half cognition, half luck,
which is heavier or lighter, always hard to say clearly.

In youth, we believe that our fate is in our own hands, not heaven’s;
Later, we realize that life is full of twists and turns, and most people fall into darkness.
When we finally stand high, we sigh: My fate is in the heavens, not in me.
This is not giving up, but respecting destiny, being humble before oneself,
and ultimately making peace with fate.

But success and joy are two different things.
In grand halls, delicacies may not bring peace of mind;
In humble alleys and rooms, even a ten-yuan roast duck can bring genuine happiness.
Being high in the government hall doesn’t mean no loneliness;
Being far in the rivers and lakes doesn’t mean no comfort.
In life, how many roads must we walk to understand the weight of life?

True joy often comes from family, love, and friendship.
The word “emotion” values sincerity.
But reality is often cold:
A few bottles of fine wine can buy superficial family affection;
A car and a house can buy superficial love;
Friendship can’t withstand workplace interests, and human feelings can’t bear performance reviews.
Asking for a loan reveals the warmth or coldness of others’ hearts.
After thirty, it’s hard to find true sincerity and deep feelings.

In a lifetime, only a few people truly carry weight in relationships.
The only one who can save you is yourself.

When you’re down, don’t take yourself too seriously,
Don’t overestimate your position in others’ hearts; the gap will hurt.
When you’re successful, don’t dismiss others;
Most of the time, the crowd surrounding you is just a lively show.

People shouldn’t live only in their own world,
but they must have a world of their own.
This world should have more joy, like stars in the night sky, quiet and bright;
It should have less sorrow, because the outside world is too close and too noisy.

Keep the starry sky in your heart well,
Without clinging, without dependence, without disappointment,
that is enough.