In the deepest suffering, there is no moaning, no crying. Silence is the last dignity of the desperate.
In the most terrible humiliation, there are no curses and no sighs. Silence is the highest contempt for the Avengers.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Acacia is a long manuscript, but it is often very short when published.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
The past has paid off. However, some past events in life can't be taken away by years, as if they were more vivid after being washed away and lived in memory forever. We guard them when we are alive and bring them into eternity after death.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
In this world, there is no house that belongs to me. I only live in the house in my heart. So, don't wait for me at countless forks in the road in the world, don't let me worry about your anxious waiting, and don't force me to walk out of my soul house and get lost in my search for you.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
If you live in a dream, why not treat it as a dream and have a good dream? The world is like a cloud, why not treat it as a cloud and watch it change calmly?
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Loneliness is a deep soul, seeking understanding but not getting it. This is a tragedy. Boredom is an empty mind looking for entertainment, but it doesn't get it. It's funny. Loneliness is to seek the warmth of ordinary people, which is not available. It is neutral. However, people often confuse them and even pretend to be lonely with boredom. "I'm lonely", ah, do you deserve it?
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
The world is very big, please lock the door, roam in the vast world, and forget me temporarily during roaming. The world is small, so we will meet at the street corner.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
To love someone is to sympathize with someone. The deeper you love, the potential fatherhood or motherhood will inevitably participate. It's just infatuation, but it doesn't hurt. Such love only stays in the senses, does not go deep into the heart, and often cannot last.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Heartbroken people used to be ecstatic. People who value love very much know best how many passionate careers have been swept away by ruthless years.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Happiness is a reluctance, and people who don't want it can't be happy.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
It is easier to see through the world of mortals than to endure loneliness.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
You look at the desert sunset beyond the Great Wall, and I am old in your eyes.
So I know that in this world, I will not be without clear springs and grassy slopes.
Not without my cabin.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Thanks for the gains and losses, flowers and months remain the same, and people are old after several separations.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Although there are countless leaves in the world, there will be countless leaves. Although all the leaves will eventually wither, I still want to pull out my own new shoots.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Brainwashing and decapitation-besides, what else can power do to eliminate heresy?
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
People are noble for a while and mediocre for a lifetime.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Which ant can come back to life after death?
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Everything will eventually be bleak, but the days when the eyes of love are gilded will shine forever in the deep valley of years.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
I'm a natural loner. Most of the time, I either find the other person boring, or I am afraid that the other person will find me boring. But I don't want to stand each other's boredom, and I don't want to look interesting. That's too tired. I am the most relaxed when I am alone, because I won't feel bored. Even if it is boring, I will bear it myself, without involving others, and I will not feel uneasy.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Love is distressed. You can like many people, but only one person is distressed.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Only by simply living can you live freely.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
People should keep a certain distance from each other, which is the necessary living space for everyone.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Happiness is an obvious feeling that the meaning of life has been realized. One can also feel the realization of the meaning of life in suffering, even the highest realization, so suffering and happiness are not necessarily mutually exclusive. However, in more cases, what people feel in suffering is frustration with the meaning of life. I believe that even so, as long as it is not completely defeated by suffering, suffering will deepen one's understanding of the meaning of life.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Proper restriction is a sign of mature love. It understands that keeping a necessary distance between people means respecting each other as an independent personality, including the right to be alone.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Everyone shows his unique beauty, opens his own exotic flowers and plants, appreciates the beauty of others, and everyone is the creator and appreciator of beauty. Such a world is a pleasant home for mankind.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
In the endless years, the replacement of dynasties is only a passing sight, and the achievements of the Millennium are only broken monuments. This kind of understanding can not only broaden our minds and cultivate heroes, but also suppress our will and cultivate the weak. The consequences of seeing through the world of mortals vary from person to person
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
Happiness and pain are physical feelings, they are psychological phenomena, and they belong only to the soul.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
A mediocre soul has no connotation worthy of being understood by others, so it won't feel really lonely.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"
In a protracted disaster, there are various ways to keep yourself away from it. Optimists will try their best to "look ahead", look forward to the future after the rain clears, see the temporary nature of the disaster, and thus embrace a hope. Pessimists will try their best to "underestimate" disasters, put them in the background of nothingness in life, see through the futility of human destiny, and thus produce a detached mentality. If we are neither optimistic poets nor pessimistic philosophers, but just ordinary people who muddle along, we can still turn around, ignore the immediate disaster consciously or unconsciously, and try our best to pay attention to other happiness that still exists in life, even if it is insignificant. As long as we live, these happiness can't be completely eliminated by any disaster. All these methods are essentially circumvention, and circumvention is often necessary.
-Zhou, "confetti in the wind"