Don't blame the sky, don't blame others, don't blame who?

It means: I want you to look at the world calmly and treat the injustice of life as your own experience. Good and bad are precious experiences, so don't complain. If I can, I am willing to treat all the hardships of life with the kindest and most sincere heart. Starlight does not ask passers-by, and time pays off.

It is precisely because it is difficult and meaningless that we should live well and create meaning for living itself. I like the hero's optimistic attitude towards life and the kind of safety and frankness he has experienced through hardships. Therefore, we should all live well and live what we want.

Great love and great hatred should only belong to the stage. Real life should be more tolerant and have more room to turn around. Although I am far from reaching the realm of "no resentment, no anger and no hate", at least I understand that there is a "golden mean" between "great love" and "great hate".