Be keen on one person

A person, there is sweetness in bitterness.

A person, worried and * * *

Over the years, I have become accustomed to a person, a person's life, a person's solitude, a person's thinking, a person's emotional life, a person's stiff neck and sleep, a person's cold night, a person's stop-and-go, a person's talking and laughing, and a person's stupidity.

When a person is used to loneliness, he will feel very scared and unhappy at first. When he gets used to it, he will like loneliness, fall in love with it and enjoy it. In loneliness, I can vent my heart, filter my past life, sort out my complicated mentality and examine my right and wrong. It turns out that loneliness can clearly analyze the past and give a correct judgment. In this state of mind, I can be calm and calm.

A person has learned to live, wash clothes, tidy up housework, earn money by working, buy things, take care of his daughter, find a way out of a new life in difficulties, and learn to be patient and yield.

One learns to be strong, to seek spiritual support in helplessness, to express one mood after another in words, to relieve stress, to give up the unbearable, to persevere when it is worthwhile, not to bow to difficulties, to face things calmly, to distinguish right from wrong, to distinguish truth, goodness and beauty, to be kind to others and to step into society.

One understands that let nature take its course and don't force too much in everything. He understands that bitter gourd is not sweet, and others who suffer make him suffer. He understands that contentment is always a joy, and plain is a blessing. He understands that life is a kind of mood and everything is in his own hands. He understands that everyone makes mistakes, forgives others and forgives himself, and understands that life is good and bad. This is just an exercise, rich or poor, easy or difficult.

A person's life is destined to have nothing to do with others, just a person's business, just a person's fate, just a person's all, just a person's.