When we are inexperienced, we simply possess many good qualities; but as we gain more experience in the world and encounter more things, those qualities become smoother over time!
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The sincerity in your eyes is like trying to see flowers through fog or catch the moon in water. Sometimes sincerity is a poison. Many of them are illusions; one must stay alert at all times! Instead of thinking about others, it’s better to pursue what you want yourself! Many things are actually hypocritical; some people claim to appreciate sincerity and kindness, but when they encounter it, they turn a blind eye. I’m completely confused by them! I don’t know when I’ll be assimilated by them, but I will stay true to myself for now!
Just graduated from university, I still approach tasks with the same seriousness as when I was in school; whenever I encounter problems, I like to think things through first, and after working for a while I write a summary – quite naive, really… To obtain a certificate, I plan to study carefully – that’s great… My true self, who I really am… This reminds me of the movie \"Sasshole\" – where many voices can turn truth into falsehood……
My principle is: make fewer enemies and avoid trouble as much as possible; work hard when it counts, and just keep an eye on things in normal times. At the moment, work accounts for only 10% of my life!
As one becomes more involved in the world, dreams become smaller, more superficial, and increasingly hypocritical
Since you mentioned killing, I’d like to discuss it a bit. I watched it once but didn’t understand much of it; how exactly can one determine right from wrong regarding the character played by Huang Bo? Also, I’m not sure how to evaluate the character played by Su Youpeng! It’s my fault too; I have an impatient personality, and I skip through some parts!
Does that mean we no longer have dreams, no longer have a sense of self? Alas! ! !
This principle is great and worth sharing, but those who should not be informed are recent graduates!