Sentences that have nothing to do with winning or losing the game.

How much turbulence does it take to see a person's heart clearly? But for that, we are always unwilling to bear a storm, so we never have a chance to really understand a person. Flat feelings all the way, no intersection, only parallel. ...

In this world, instead of competing with others to win or lose, it is better to be yourself, because winning or losing is not the most important thing, what matters is what kind of person you want to be!

Don't be afraid to do something wrong. Right or wrong doesn't matter. What matters is winning or losing.

Don't care too much about everything, just let nature take its course: escaping is not necessarily inevitable, facing is not necessarily the most sad, loneliness is not necessarily unhappy, gains are not necessarily long-lasting, and loss is not necessarily lost.

Whether doing things or loving others, stability should be much more important than explosiveness. Habit persistence is better than three days' enthusiasm, and eternal dullness is better than instant romance.