The view in Buddhism is that the essence of the world is bitter, because everything in the world is impermanent and constantly changing, and it will inevitably lead to bitter results due to loss. All laws are relative, life and death, gathering and dispersing. Su Shi once wrote a poem to express his unprecedented melancholy: "People have joys and sorrows, and the moon is full of ups and downs." As time goes by, today's wedding night will be replaced by where you will go. Therefore, we should look down on this troubled material world and strive for inner truth.
Life is short, just because it is too short. This is an inverted sentence, and suffering is not an adjective. As in the past, it is not that there were many bitter days in the past, but that life was too short. Didn't cherish time.
Christianity believes that life is short, so we should cherish life, be kind to ourselves and live well.
Life is short, and to spend that shortness basely would be too long.