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I understand the (principles/reasons), but I still can't live a good life.

 　　1. If you treat me well, I will naturally treat you well in return; it's that simple.


　　2. Those who are truly ambitious and have aspirations are bound to be talented; those who are truly talented are bound to be ambitious and have aspirations.

　　3. If you can't let go of the wrong person, you'll never find the right one.

　　4. Under normal circumstances, constantly changing your perspective on thinking about and researching problems often leads to unexpected success.

　　5. Unfulfilled desires bring pain; fulfilled desires bring boredom; life oscillates between pain and boredom.

　　6. We always need some warmth, even if it's just a little self-indulgent remembrance.

　　7. Books are arguably the most complex and greatest miracle created by humankind on its path to a happy and prosperous future.

　　8. In love, even without anyone, even if you lose someone, you can still live proudly alone.

　　9. In the face of facts, the more developed our imagination, the more unimaginable the consequences.

　　10. In the eternal cycle of the world, every action carries an unbearable burden of responsibility.

　　11. This world doesn't care about your self-esteem; it only cares about your achievements, and then it might consider your feelings.

　　12. May the person you finally meet be someone you no longer need to grit your teeth and pretend to be strong, someone who understands all your wounds.

　　13. The most beautiful things are unseen and intangible, but can be felt with the heart.

　　14. A mature person often finds fewer and fewer people to blame; everyone has their own difficulties.

　　15. Children's past lives are their parents, their present lives are themselves, and their future lives are their children.

　　16. I want to turn life into a scientific dream, and then turn that dream into reality.

　　17. You can't take money to the grave, but money can take you there.

　　18. Despondency is like a monotonous paintbrush, only painting the future gray.

　　19. Often, our most unforgettable memories are already forgotten by others; instead of dwelling on them, it's better to let go and take them lightly.

　　20. Childhood ignorance is cute, teenage ignorance is laughable; youthful ignorance is pitiful; middle-aged ignorance is lamentable; old-age ignorance is tragic.

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