Blue clock hands

Author: Malin
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Hardship is a piece of material; some weave it into beautiful clothes. Happiness is a thread; some pull it out and weave it into a beautiful garment as well. Uncovering hardship is no more valuable than discovering happiness. If this hardship ultimately does not make our hearts stronger but instead turns us into its slave, then it is not noble to be better than others; true nobility lies in being better than your past self. In these words, you can easily touch the soul of a young yet struggling individual who is fighting against their fate. Those with a keen eye will see the anointing oil on the author's forehead and the solemn baptism through them. Everything is in the effort, and many days are spent in perseverance. Though we cannot fully understand what this effort and perseverance mean yet, we set off with a grateful heart. Mud leaves traces, and hardship can weigh us; the wind leaves no trace, and joy and love are the wings that allow life to soar and be free. Beautiful embroidery is woven on dark backgrounds because it is because of the night that we can gaze at the starry sky. Yet the author still says to face the light, face the sea, face the warmth. Life has always been a lightning bolt within the boundless darkness, not the darkness itself. This book is a collection of contemporary Chinese poetry and prose, including works such as "The Words of This Person," "Knock on the Door, and We Will Open It for You," "Ripples of Rain," and "The Sun God."