What words should people remember when they are in a trough?

First of all, friends can double happiness and halve sadness.

Many people only think of their friends in the spring breeze and share the joy of success with them. In fact, when a person is in a trough, he should think of his friends and talk to them about your stress and anxiety, which will make you feel much better and have more courage to face the trough.

Once a person reaches the bottom, you must remember these words, so that you can get through this stage slowly.

Second, don't be afraid of the rainy weather on the way. Sooner or later, the person who gave you the umbrella will share joys and sorrows.

I want to live for myself, but I am bound by life. I wandered in the valley more than once, but every time I gritted my teeth and survived, because my heart yearned for the distance, which was a place I had never reached. The world is so big, I want to see it, I can't hold on! Come on!

Once a person reaches the bottom, you must remember these words, so that you can get through this stage slowly.

Third, a horse can travel a thousand miles. You can't walk without riding. A man with ambition can't be famous without luck.

A swift horse aims at a thousand miles, but without Bole's control, it cannot gallop a thousand miles freely. Everyone has a dream, but if there is no suitable opportunity, it will not succeed. When you are at a low point, you must remember that it is not that you are incapable, but that you lack the opportunity to appreciate your Bole and achieve your great achievements!

Once a person reaches the bottom, you must remember these words, so that you can get through this stage slowly.

Fourth, everything will pass.

Maybe you have experienced many bad things, encountered setbacks and difficulties, been misunderstood, cheated, betrayed and vilified ... no matter how bad your situation is, don't despair. Life is a long road, and the obstacles in front of you are just a small checkpoint. Go through it. In the end, there will be no obstacles in life. Pushkin once wrote: "Everything will pass, and what has passed will become a kind of nostalgia."