Although life is a bit bitter, it will be a bit sweet after all. Please stick to it.

I know you are very tired recently, which is the invisible physical and mental fatigue, but please stick to it.

Even if nobody cares about you, you are not as good as others. Don't let troubles and anxieties ruin your little enthusiasm and determination.

Don't worry, we can't have everything, and don't lose heart. We can't have nothing.

Maybe you're just in your early twenties, confused and anxious. You want a house, a car, a trip and a high quality of life. You are so young, but you look at the whole world. You are so impetuous, but you want to see through life. You keep urging yourself to grow faster, but you can't settle down and read an article carefully.

You blow the horn of progress again and again, but you always fall in a place not far from the departure.

Sometimes, you are particularly eager to talk to someone, but in the end, you will find that some things can't be told to others, some things don't need to be told to others, and some things can't be understood even if you tell others.

So you should learn to grow up slowly, learn to bury your grievances in your heart, and then be a calm person. Maybe this is the so-called loneliness.

What can crush a man is never a car loan or a mortgage. How much a man can bear depends on how warm the home behind him is. What can really crush him is that everyone is relying on him, but he has no one to rely on. Not only that, people who depend on him may not understand him.

You never know how light the straw is to crush a person.

Think of a fable:

The old monk asked the young monk, "What should you do if you step forward and die?"

The young monk said without hesitation, "I'll go to the side."

Yes, God won't close one door, but he will open another. Our hands can remove the thorns on the road, our shoulders can shoulder the burden of life, and our sweat can be exchanged for the hope of tomorrow.

You can cry loudly when you are wronged, but you still have to look forward after crying.

When we walk through the predicament, one day, we walk into the street in the early morning again, and we will find that there will be a road next to the road.

Come on, it'll all pass, and it'll all be fine!