Cherishing Life's Connections
Discovering the Few True Stars in Our Ever-Expanding Sky
The further you go, the more you see, and the more people you meet, the more you will realize that in your life, there are only a few people who you really care about and who care about you.
These few people are your whole world. In a lifetime, it is enough to meet a few people who treat you sincerely. There are many things in this world that make you feel fresh, but there are a few things that make you feel at ease. This vast planet is full of people. We can meet, know each other, and accompany each other.
It can be regarded as fate, or to put it more powerfully, it is one of the miracles. We really have to cherish it. Teacher Luo Xiang said: We must accept the fact that no one can live in certainty. For life, the only thing we can be sure of is the uncertainty of life! Cherish what should be cherished, give up what should be given up, and the happiness of the moment is the greatest happiness.
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Emily Chan - Life and love sharing
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That is the absolute truth! Loved this!