Haichuan’s “Season of Gratitude” – To Our Regretless Youth 【Mechanical 004】

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This post was last edited by Xiao Jie on 2016-1-16 at 14:13. Haichuan’s “Season of Gratitude” – To our youth without regrets. Along the long journey of life, we have strived, we have felt disappointment, we have laughed, we have cried, our hearts have fluttered, and we have also experienced sadness. Experience our own lives, and note what we have been pursuing? What have we gained from our lives? What else is being lost? Living in this complex world, facing stressful work, we shape our lives. Here, I can’t help but think of a friend of mine – a girl whom all company executives think of first whenever there are problems with the manufacturing process. Every time, she was able to provide satisfactory answers, and that was an enormous asset for me who was just starting out at the time. As a result, I would gather many questions every day, research them on my own when possible, and those I couldn’t solve were resolved through her patient explanations. Through this process, I developed my own way of analyzing and dealing with problems: identifying the key points and gradually breaking down the issues until they were solved. Although there were some twists and turns along the way, looking back on it, I feel very satisfied! Sometimes, it feels like living in this world is like being lost in a desert, feeling confused, lonely, and helpless. I once again feel that life is like a game of chess; one wrong move can cost you the whole game. But more than that, it should be one’s own constant striving and hard work amidst the hustle and bustle of the world, enduring fatigue in pursuit of an ideal life and a better quality of existence. It’s a life of both happiness and pain. Thinking back to our days in school, we lived within the ivory tower, leading carefree lives every day. This was like heaven compared to the era of our parents, who had to struggle day after day just to make ends meet. In this society filled with materialism, we have lost the valuable spirit of hard work that characterized our parents. Too many young people are blinded by material possessions, lacking guidance in their thoughts, and they lose their direction in life once they enter society. Society is like a pyramid; each level requires great effort to reach. As you ascend each level, your perspective broadens, and your vision becomes wider. Perhaps a comfortable lifestyle has weakened their ability to live independently. Only a small number of people continue to strive hard; some have already achieved success, while most remain stuck in the same place, unable to break free from the constraints of life. 　　Everyone’s life is different, and our insights also vary. But human experiences are the ore of life; the vitality of life is released through refinement. Experiences are forms of experience, and without experience, there is no quality to life. Experiences constitute a foundation, and without such a foundation, there is no wisdom for living. Therefore, the true meaning of life is sought through experiences, and its value is realized through experiences. 　　We are not philosophers who can see the world in a single drop of water, nor are we Zen masters who can comprehend life through a single flower. But in the brief course of life, there is knowledge to be found everywhere; truth can be seen in every detail. 　　A single drop of water contains an entire vast ocean. A story, brimming with profound wisdom. In life, many things are like a piece of paper covering a window; before it is torn apart, everyone seems to have their eyes covered, plunging them into a world of ignorance and confusion. The only thing we desire and feel in our hearts is to have a pair of hands that can hold ours tightly. When someone gently tells us the direction, we suddenly understand and are no longer worried.