Tell me how you feel about being one year older

My feelings about being one year older are as follows:

1. I am one year older and I must move on firmly. Another year older, I have to bear all the setbacks. Another year older, I must live a noble life.

2. When people get older, they believe less and less. They can only look back at every gift in the past. They all contain time and different stories. Accompanying this is Our everlasting love.

3. Time flies by, the dusty past is worth savoring, and the lost youth is still worth remembering. The road traveled leaves the mark of the times and contains the footprints of growth.

4. Time has taught us to take responsibility and heal ourselves. We no longer rely on others, face setbacks, we no longer shirk responsibility, and no longer make excuses for ourselves.

5. Before you know it, it’s another year, unstoppable, and you’re one year older. We, who are busy and working hard, have added fine lines on our faces. We have to admit that time makes us grow old and we are no longer young.

6. Thousands of prosperity are not worth the passage of time, beauty is easy to grow old, and time is like an arrow!

7. I am one year older, and my journey through this world is not in vain. Success or failure, I have worked hard and have a clear conscience.

8. The years pass by leisurely, and there is no time to sigh. Before you know it, you will be middle-aged and old in a flash. Those grievances and grudges have long since disappeared.

9. One year old, one year old heart, the years are fleeting and cannot be controlled by anyone. In life, I understand that oil, salt, firewood and rice are the real things.

10. The youthful years of forging ahead, as if they were still yesterday, inspire me to move forward decisively. Those dusty memories have turned me into dust and brought me to new life.

11. How many roads must be walked, how many bridges must be crossed, and how many things must be experienced in a person's life before he can truly live a calm life. Whose sleeves are fragrant with flowers? Whose clothes are wetted by drizzle? Whose icy face is wrinkled by the cold wind? Whose heart is filled with sunshine?

12. No Mature people die for a great cause, and mature people live humbly for a great cause.

13. Another year has passed in the blink of an eye, and I am another year older. The responsibility is great, the pressure is great, and the burden is heavy; there are many thoughts, many worries, and a depressed mood. Everyone, old and young, needs you to take care of them; they are busy with life and work, and they are extremely busy.

14. It’s the end of another year, and every year brings a year-round heart. After a long walk in the mortal world, many searches are in vain. How much sadness is exaggerated in the whirling of gathering and separation, how much sadness and joy are outlined in the reincarnation of the waxing and waning moon.

15. Time flies so fast that I can’t help but count it down. Before I know it, I’m another year older. Yesterday is vivid in my mind, and years have passed in the blink of an eye.

16. The twilight is closing, walking in the wind at the end of the year, the cold moon is like frost, and the chill is penetrating my heart. I wrap my clothes tightly and walk on a journey alone, and I have to learn to warm myself. In such a big city, you can come and go as you please, no matter you are a comer or a goer, you are just a passerby.

17. Time flies, and people never grow old. Yesterday I was young, and today I am old. The years have treated me, both bitter and wonderful. Looking back over the years, the smoke and dust are curling up, but it is gratifying and comforting. The sunset is still good, and food and clothing are good. Worry-free, few troubles, old age and young heart, happiness and beauty.

18. Along the way, the years have broadened our minds, the wind and sand have precipitated our temperament, parting has created our strength, and life has smoothed our edges.

19. We cannot stop aging, we can only keep our mind young. We cannot reduce our age, we can only keep our bodies healthy. As middle-aged people, you and I have to accept the fact that we are no longer young.