Cai Kangyong said something about youth.

I don't know which paragraph you are talking about.

Additional:

/kloc-When I was 0/5 years old, I found it difficult to swim, so I gave up swimming. 18 years old, when someone you like asks you to swim, you have to say "I won't". 18 years old, found English difficult and gave up English. At the age of 28, I have a great job and need English, so you have to say "I can't". The more troublesome my early life is, the lazier I am to study, and the easier it is to miss the people and things I am interested in and the new scenery later. -"Kang Yong, a kind message to a cruel society"

I feel alive because I love someone wholeheartedly. This is the biggest reward we get from love. As for each other, how much love can be returned to us, so it may not be the most important. -"Kang Yong, a love letter to a strange lover"

When you meet someone who is richer than you, please don't bow and scrape automatically unless … he wants to give you his money … and usually rich people don't give money to bow and scrape people casually. Why? -"Kang Yong, a kind message to a cruel society"

In ancient times, we didn't text, chat online, cross the ocean or get stuck in traffic. If I miss you, I will walk five miles over two mountains to hold your hand.

Don't rush to feel that you have failed. Chances are, you just haven't found an area where you will succeed. Ancient Spartan society hated arithmetic and thought that learning arithmetic was to make money, which was shameful. If you are good at arithmetic, you will definitely feel a failure. Now, being good at arithmetic is definitely regarded as an advantage. The world is big, and there are many definitions of success. Don't call yourself a loser until you find your own battlefield.

Step to the left, step to the right; Step forward and step back; Only by following such repeated steps and dances can it be possible. Only by following such repeated steps can love be possible. The truth of love, so. -"Kang Yong, fall in love again"

Adults always want to lock us in textbooks, but the real fun lies outside textbooks, in that endless and sinister world. -"Kang Yong Happy Diary"