Wu Shuo, the author of Seven Laws of Life: There is only one life. In the ocean of life, we are all naked swimmers. Only by constantly correcting our own direction, inspiring strong will, enriching the vitality of hope and stretching our vigorous posture can we reach the other side of victory. There is no other choice.
In the ocean, there are stormy waves and undercurrents. To overcome the undercurrent, we must first overcome ourselves. To overcome oneself is to overcome one's timidity and cowardice. Don't be a little sheep.
To surpass the stormy waves, we must first surpass ourselves; To surpass yourself is to surpass your mediocrity and laziness.
Life is not only the glory of safflower surrounded by green leaves, but also the bitterness of expedition in thorns and weeds. Life is not only the satisfaction of spring flowers and autumn fruits, but also the patience of hot summer and cold winter.
Some people say that solitude is beautiful and silence is golden-in the course of life, you must endure loneliness. Some people say that desolation is a poem and tragic is a song-in the reality of life, you have to stand up to setbacks.
Cherish life is by no means drag out an ignoble existence. Eating and doing nothing all day is tantamount to chronic suicide. Cherish life, we must cherish time as we cherish gold; Only when there are many fruits can we be truly happy. The connotation of life lies in progress, and the meaning of life lies in struggle.