Cheers to the scars: Lose the trivial, hurt the essence: Lose the trivial, hurt the essence

Author: Qin Yu
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Scars are the history of the past. If you have the courage to toast them, you have the courage to get drunk on them. A drunk tomorrow holds endless happiness. Life is like a long necklace, filled with all kinds of pearls. Some are bright, some are dull, some are round, some are strange, some are the ones we picked up ourselves, and some are given to us by fate. Some we willingly accept, and some we cannot refuse. Each pearl is filled with joys and sorrows, each carries a heavy weight, and each is attached to the path of life. Life is short, time is merciless. Who doesn’t hope to live happily and lightly? I believe this is also everyone’s inner dream. However, when we face reality, we realize that happiness is the hardest emotion to achieve. Nietzsche said, "Life is a suffering." Indeed, life requires experiencing hardships and trials, ups and downs. No one can decide their own fate because fate often catches us off guard, unexpected and unavoidable. Too many situations come suddenly when we are unprepared, leaving us momentarily lost. Yet, the same thing can be a paradise if you think positively or a hell if you don’t. We cannot prevent fate, but fate cannot prevent our own minds from doing so. Who can fully prepare to face the unknown? Everything that exists has its reason for existing, everything that appears has its reason for appearing, and everything we encounter is something we cannot avoid. So don’t be sad, don’t be disappointed, and don’t lose hope. Let our hearts create miracles in life! Forget the unpleasant, wrap the wounds in tolerance, and ordinary days will become rich in meaning. Heavy lives will become light and lively, and the hardships of life will become invaluable. Your life’s necklace will then be perfect and radiant, just like the main theme of this book: Toast to your scars and embrace your happiness.