The golden age of a man

Author: Han Shi
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: At the age of 20, life is a man's blooming and colorful season of youth, but it is also a crucible of pain and setbacks. In this era, men shed their initial innocence, yet gain a few bitter forms of maturity. It is a transitional period where dreams and frustrations intertwine, and it is also the best time to step into the world and acquire experience and skills. If life is compared to a musical piece, then the period of one's thirties is like an unfinished symphony—there are no obvious results, but by the time one reaches their twenties, this piece of music becomes increasingly melodious and brings abundant rewards. Therefore, those in their thirties must tirelessly continue to perform this symphony of life.