Be happy with what you encounter, and get what you have for the time being.
After reading this sentence, I was inexplicably moved. This sentence comes from "Lanting Preface", and I encountered it by chance. Calligraphy is the connection between us, the connection between me and my calligraphy teacher, and the connection between me and the ancients.
If you have this attitude towards life and don’t care about gains and losses, wouldn’t you live a happy life? Just live in the present, and cherish no matter who or what you encounter. Maybe it disappeared in the blink of an eye.
A beautiful encounter may just be a momentary look at each other. A feast of reading is a physical and mental communication between readers and authors. A plum blossom blooms secretly in a corner in winter, just waiting for your appearance. Treat every encounter in life as a moment, live in the joy of meeting at the moment, and cry and laugh happily.
At the moment, are you and I still obsessed with what just happened and forgot about the encounter now? Treat every encounter as your last and live a happy life.
Maybe this kind of mentality cannot be achieved all the time, but if you have it at a certain moment, you should be satisfied.
Everything with people and things is an encounter, a practice, and a temporary acquisition. Only then did I have more cherished affection and joy.