You are my 100 points (Recommended by J, Zhang Manjuan, and Wu Danru)

Author: Wu Ruoquan
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: A must-read happiness guide for those who long for true love Learn to accept fully, rather than demand perfection—Recommended by Jimi, Zhang Manjuan, and Wu Danruo Wu Ruoquan's Happiness Trilogy The beauty of love lies in every experience. True love isn’t built on fantasies about the other person but rather transcends all obstacles, concerns, and fears to achieve intimate connection. Explore the truth of happiness, listen to the voice of true love—Wu Ruoquan reminds you: No lover is perfect. As long as the other person meets the few criteria that matter to me, they’re my 100 points. What you can’t get might be better; what you do get might be more suitable for you. Active or passive, interaction is key. To love or be loved is one thing; to love each other is another. The strengths and weaknesses of those in love are often two sides of the same coin. In the heat of love, every virtue you fall for in the other person could become a flaw later on. Only when two people have weathered the storms of time will they understand: The only thing that will always be true in love is, "I still love you, and you still love me as before." Everything else is trivial. Clinging too tightly to past relationships is a clear sign of someone avoiding reality. The value of love isn’t built on blind delusion but on genuine feelings and rational evaluation. The guarantee of happiness doesn’t lie in others’ promises but in adjusting your own mindset.