Growing Up - Nine Life Lessons for Outstanding Youth

Author: Su Shan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Growing up is a skill, growing up is a responsibility, growing up means embracing storms. Youth does not return, one day is hard to repeat morning; seize the day, for time waits for no one. — Tao Yuanming
Admonish not to cherish the golden robe, but cherish the youth. When flowers are ready to be plucked, pluck them; do not wait for the branch to be bare. — Du Qiuniang
The best of life is youth, the best of life is youth, the best of a day is morning. — Li Dazhao
Without mentioning others, just having the future is enough to make young people happy. — Gogol
In the process of growing up, we have experienced confusion, frustration, laughter, tears, joy. Along the of time, we have understood two words: growing up. Growth is colorful. In the vast world, everything is inseparable from growth. So, what is growth? What is growth? Growth is the little wild lion who accidentally escaped from the hunter's carefully constructed cage. He quickly adapted to the laws of nature and, when alone in the wilderness, found food for himself, thus escaping the fateful peril. The process of human growth is also one of continuous self-construction and self-evaluation. This process cannot be handled by our parents; it must be walked by each person from childhood to adolescence to adulthood. Growing up is a personal matter, which naturally includes psychological growth, and this is something no one can replace. To consciously and independently choose one's own growth path, to possess an independent and autonomous personality and ability, is the foundation for standing in society and participating in competition. Although growth is colorful, when facing a growth journey filled with timidity, confusion, surprise, and shock, we need a fulcrum. Growing Up: Nine Growth Lessons for Outstanding Youth is exactly that fulcrum for your growth and also the compass for your life's navigation. As long as there is life, there is a process of growth. This is a very simple truth. As long as you reach out your hand, you can firmly grasp it.