36 years old, half ripe in life, half ripe in life, 36 year old classic quotes

Life is half-cooked, 36-year-old classic quotes:

1. Youth is an eternal scar in our life, and when we look back, the more we want to wipe it away, the more we can't erase it.

2. Life is like water, there is agitation, there is relief; There are high-pitched, and there must be low; Whether it is gorgeous or colorful, elegant or fresh, every life must have its own charm.

3. What you know is my song, what you don't know is my life, and my life is not important to you.

4. Life is like a green leaf, which slowly turns yellow with the passage of time, but his leaf veins are still so clearly visible.

5. The surest way to get something you want is to make yourself worthy of it.

6. Now we seem to have matured, so we have learned to bear it; seems to be sensible, so he has learned to fight; It seems to be realistic, and thus learns hypocrisy; It seems that he has become sophisticated, and then he has learned to be silent. But there are a few who can really read their hearts. Unable and hesitant, we can only continue to move forward on the trajectory of life despite obstacles.

7. Measure the earth with your feet, enjoy the beautiful scenery with your eyes, embrace nature with your body, wash your soul with sweat, sublimate your feelings with love, beautify your years with singing, overcome yourself with your will, and understand life with wisdom.

8. Twists and turns are the sobering agent of life, and it is difficult to get lessons on the tortuous road when you are smooth sailing.

9. If you know your specific destination and take the first step towards it, you're on your way to success! Overcome obstacles in small steps, not big ones, and you'll be on your way to the pinnacle of success.

10. Life needs some moments, slow down, calm down, listen to the sound of flowers blooming, and watch the grace of the leaves.

1.There are two paths in life, one needs to be walked with the heart, the other needs to be walked with the feet, the heart walks too slowly and the feet will get lost, so you need to walk while appreciating, the heart walks too fast and the feet will fall into the mire, so you need to walk while reminiscing, while precipitating, the heart goes too far and the feet will accidentally fall, so you need to walk while looking, because the direction of the heart is where we are going.

2.The maturity of man is the realization that he is no longer controlled by his emotions. 3.There are two paths in life, one needs to be walked with heart, and the other needs to be walked with feet.

It is a self-reflection and discovery when you are about to enter middle age.

In the face of many puzzles that plague everyone in the times, he always adheres to his heart, chooses to regard obstacles as the experience of life, cherishes what he has in life, escapes from unnecessary desires, and strives to live the ideal life he chooses.

Shu Guoye said: "If you don't go to class that you don't love, you don't make money that you don't love." I think this should be everyone's dream, and maybe many people will say, "How can it be so easy?"

Not necessarily, born in the world, if you don't pursue too many material things, a porridge and a meal, coarse tea cloth clothes can also live and live a nourishing life, too many things are imposed by yourself, if you want to pursue, you can't let go of yourself. Of course, there is a limit to everything, and it only depends on the trade-offs. Those who left the big city to go to a distant place did not give up the struggle or pursuit, but changed the way and pursued a different goal.

Haizi said in the poem, "Stranger, I also bless you." In fact, people who are originally strangers may open up a new world for you. Of course, there are thousands of different states of life.

There may be a gap between the ideal life and the way we want it to be. But there is no way to evaluate people who have not experienced it. What's on that side of the mountain?

Maybe it's still a mountain. But only those who have been there are qualified to say.

Most things in life, when I don't get them, I think how happy I should be when I get them, but when I really get them, I think it's just like that. Keep switching between the desire to want and the boredom after getting it, and your life is over. There are a few people who have been able to jump out of this routine, and one of them has said something to me after half a lifetime of ups and downs:

In life, there is no other way but to practice. I think so.

The Biography of Fan Ju Cai Zelie in the Historical Records: "The saying goes, 'If the sun is in the middle, it will move, and when the moon is full, it will be lost'. When things flourish, they decline, and so does the constant of heaven and earth.

Confucius said, "It's too much." The same applies to personal life experiences.

People often judge whether a person is mature by their age, but the best state of life should probably be regarded as "half-mature". Because it is too familiar, it always gives people a shrewd and sophisticated, lack of vitality and twilight; Being young, on the other hand, often means impulsive, inexperienced, and untrustworthy. However, time does not make people grow, only experience can make people grow.

After reading the whole book, I feel the love and vividness halfway through life, the exhaustion and sorrow, the failure to become the ideal appearance, in the daily mud and sand, quiet and stable, no longer pursuing meaning, enjoying the occasional fragrance of life. The scrutiny of the world, the awe of impermanence, and the resonance and comfort of those who are nearly middle-aged and have experienced ups and downs.

There have been many compromises in the past, but change can always begin.

The road ahead is confusing, but there is always courage in my heart.

Later, until I cried bitterly, my parents didn't come to tell me a word. Later I learned that not to disturb is a kind of acquiescence and encouragement.

Too many people spend their unearned money and buy things they don't need, just to impress someone they don't like.

The so-called education is nothing but a never-ending practice for parents. Our own cultivation is to hold up the child's arm.

Before I was 36 years old, I boasted that I had also studied traditional Chinese philosophy seriously, and after reading Kuankuan's "36-year-old life is half-ripe", I found that I was sitting in a well and watching the sky, and I couldn't measure myself.

The reason why this book attracted me, of course, was the "36" age, and I really couldn't wait to know that another woman's outlook on life at the age of 36 was empty and how she saw the world.

Kuan Kuan and his family made a choice that ordinary people would never dare to make, or they could rise to the top of their lives, give up the upper class of society in the capital, quit their jobs in state-owned enterprises, sell their houses that others could not earn in their lifetimes, and move to Dali with their families. I envy and even admire. Admire them, dare to act for their hearts, how many people only dare to think but dare not do.

I suddenly realized that the pursuit of life is nothing but the heart, and the realization of the most real needs of the heart is the only way to live in vain. No matter how many cars, houses, and tickets you have, you may not be able to satisfy that little initial wish in your heart.

Just like the sunset mentioned in the book, a character that makes me quite emotional. Being in a high-level upper-level work field, she has never been happy, and she can't let go of her childhood dream --- preschool teacher no matter what. After several twists and turns, after saying goodbye to her loved ones, she chose to let go of everything and live back to her true self, and at the same time fulfilled her childhood dream and harvested a truly happy life.

There is a saying in Kuankuan that is particularly good and funny: "Don't be jealous of success, and don't pity failure, because you don't know what is a success and what is a failure in the weighing of the soul." "Sometimes we mistake other people's pursuits for our own, and we lose ourselves and lose our way in the hustle and bustle.

There are many thought-provoking and worthwhile reflections in this book, which are not empty or false, they are all Kuankuan's real life insights, I think I will read it again for the second time, thank Kuankuan, thank us who are also 36 years old, and hope that we can all age gracefully until the end of life.