100 Types of Survival States of Chinese Youth

Author: Wen Yuxin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Young people are an ocean, and they are the agile fish swimming up from the surface. These outstanding individuals come from our community, sharing the same memory with us, and their growth trajectory is synchronized with ours. The laughter, pain, yearning, heart palpitations, warmth, and loneliness we have experienced are all part of their journey as they grow. Like us, they have been shaped by the heroic spirit of standing by the sea breeze and soaring with the wind, as well as the ambition to "view Mount Tai and feel small the world" after climbing it. These young people have shared these experiences with us. I want to grasp the tail of youth, heal my own wounds, walk on the path leading to my city, and silently end my MBA dream. Over a hundred excellent works will take us into 100 States of Chinese Youth!
Sunlight is a gift from heaven. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn, or winter, the character of sunlight is to shine on all things on the earth equally, giving no more to one and less to another. For each of us, we enjoy the sunlight, but who truly pays attention to it? Regardless of whether people care, sunlight is always a simple yet precious existence. Moreover, when do we ever think to thank the sunlight? In life, apart from ourselves, everything else is others. Others are the sunlight. I need others, and others need me—we should all be each other's sunlight.
Sunlight is a gift from heaven. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn, or winter, the character of sunlight is to shine on all things on the earth equally, giving no more to one and less to another. For each of us, we enjoy the sunlight, but who truly pays attention to it? Regardless of whether people care, sunlight is always a simple yet precious existence. Moreover, when do we ever think to thank the sunlight? In life, apart from ourselves, everything else is others. Others are the sunlight. I need others, and others need me—we should all be each other's sunlight.