In middle age, apart from the endpoint of life getting closer, everything else is gradually drifting away.
In human life, every encounter is one less encounter. Whether it's noise or loneliness, it's better to greet every meeting with a sense of gratitude, then let go and learn to accept.
Our lives are filled with labels such as age, identity, future, family, parents, children, and meaning, to the extent that we neglect the feelings, heartbeats, experiences, and joys that are most worth cherishing.
In the end, you have eaten everything, yet you don't know the taste; you've been everywhere, yet
View OriginalIn human life, every encounter is one less encounter. Whether it's noise or loneliness, it's better to greet every meeting with a sense of gratitude, then let go and learn to accept.
Our lives are filled with labels such as age, identity, future, family, parents, children, and meaning, to the extent that we neglect the feelings, heartbeats, experiences, and joys that are most worth cherishing.
In the end, you have eaten everything, yet you don't know the taste; you've been everywhere, yet
