Life at two o'clock and one line

Every day, I start with my eyes open, wash and eat at work, wash and sleep after work. Life at two o'clock and one line keeps us from taking care of everything.

It's not that I don't have any time. I'm just too nervous in the morning and too tired at night. I don't want to do anything when I'm nervous, for fear of delaying my work. I don't want to move when I am too tired, for fear that my body will be overloaded and I will eventually fall down.

Therefore, we are used to living at two o'clock and one line. If we suddenly stop, we want to break the routine, wake up naturally, and then slowly do our left-behind work. Live a very different life from usual.

If life is a river, then we are thirty years east and thirty years west. Struggle for life in the first half of my life. Live a lifetime.