Classic and incisive philosophy of life

Life is not a scoring game, it is not how many friends, how many people call you, or how many people accept or reject you; it is not whether you have a plan this weekend, or alone; not that you are Who is dating, who has been dating. How many people have been dating, or have never dated anyone; not who your family is, whether you have money, or which car you drive, and which school you attend.

It's not whether you are beautiful or not, what clothes and shoes you wear, what kind of music you listen to; whether your hair is gold, red, black, brown or green, or whether your skin is too light or too dark.

Life is not about how many people get, how smart they think, how smart they are, or how much smart you are by standard test results; not whether the teacher likes you, or whether the boy or girl likes you, no It depends on what club you joined, or how good you are in a sport. A test paper cannot represent you all.

However, life lies in who you love and who you hurt; in who you intend to create happiness or sorrow; in loyalty or betrayal; in whether you regard friendship as sacred or a lie; in what judgments you make and why Do, and your judgment to whom to listen.

But the most important thing is whether you use your life to inquire about the hearts of others, or at the same time inevitably hurt others. How to influence these minds lies in your choices, and these choices are the true meaning of your life.