Know face but do not know heart

Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.

Forgiving others begins with a kind heart, a genuine desire for their happiness, and a sense of compassion.

The ancients said, "When you drink water, remember the source; when you seek shade, honour the one who planted the tree; when you journey far, recall the one who awaited your return; and even after many years apart, never forget your parents.”

It's easy to deal with friends, it's also easy to deal with enemies, but it is very difficult to deal with both friends and enemies.

A person who can endure insults demonstrates strong willpower.

Patriotic youth must possess genuine skills and capabilities to make effective contributions to the nation.

A country’s strength lies in its quality of human resources. Continue to pursue deep learning.

A pleasant appearance or attractive form is not as valuable as a good mind. While appearance fades with time, a good heart and a sharp mind remain timeless.

Patience and respect for others will make you valuable.

You may not be able to do everything like others, as different situations and talents come into play. Learn from their experiences to create your own, and remember that you are unique—your path is not theirs.

Some people try to understand you, some people don't understand you, no matter how hard you try to explain. Try to explain your purpose. If they don't understand, don't be upset. There are some people like that in this world. We can't force them to be like us.

Flowers are different colors, people have different temperaments. You can help and guide them with compassion, but you can't change their temperament for them.

If you seek praise and validation from others, you will likely face sorrow and regret. Instead, focus on doing your work wholeheartedly; whether you receive praise is up to them.

In our world, nothing is more dangerous than someone who is honest but lacks knowledge or wisdom, yet remains unaware of their ignorance.

Sow love without expecting anything in return, and you will be blessed with happiness and peace. If others recognize it, that's their reward; if not, you have still done a good deed.

If you sit and feel bad about your life, you can really find a lot to be unhappy about, because not every person's life is perfect. Accept what you have and develop yourself further.

Everyone experiences enough suffering in life; we should not add to each other's burdens. Instead, we should be compassionate and offer help to those in need.

As a human being, you will inevitably make mistakes. Practice patience, kindness, and tolerance, and allow for some exceptions to avoid unnecessary anger. Continue to guide others, but do so with a good heart and appropriate words.

Don't allow the words of others to haunt you for too long. They are merely sounds that reach your ears and then fade away.

Avoid associating with people who do not value you.

If you have the ability to help others, you should do so. However, if you can't help them, at least refrain from causing harm.

Learn to use your words carefully, use them at the right time, with good intentions, with a compassionate heart, and do not use your mouth to serve sin.

Flowers are fresh and bring freshness to others. Kind people seek happiness for themselves and also spread joy to those around them.

Narrow-minded individuals often feel jealousy toward others, which can result in unlikable traits in their next life. In contrast, broad-minded people are generally generous and free of jealousy, earning the love and respect of many, and ultimately attracting abundant affection from others in their next life.

Experiencing changing emotions—sometimes happiness and sometimes sadness—is normal. Don't dwell on the sadness; it comes and goes. Instead, learn to focus on the emotions that bring you joy and clarity.

As the day went by, what did you do that was useful? If you did it, be happy. If you didn't do it much, resolve to do it better tomorrow.