Life is a fleeting moment in the long river of time. Human beings are trying every possible means to pursue eternity and immortality, but they never thought that in fact, as long as they slow down their pace, calm down and live in the present, life will naturally become long and long.
When I didn't write for magazines before, I didn't know that in this industry, time came in advance. In January, I have already prepared the manuscript for March or even April. I was watching the manuscript requesting forum and was terrified. My year was not over yet, and I had not made any achievements. The other people's work over there had already passed a year, and it was almost the end of the year. The years here are flying by at a speed that is beyond the reach of others. How can it not make people panic?
The length of time is originally defined by humans. There are 365 days in a year, divided into four seasons and twelve months. But here, people are always chasing each other to see who can live a year in one day. Our ancestors knew that if ten years were divided into one year, would we still be so impatient?
The days don’t have to be lived, they can only be used to chase. I walked into this door unintentionally and fell into such a turbulent whirlpool. The numbers on calendars and clocks can only represent the past, because what we have to do today is already in the future. It's obviously spring, but my men are already doing autumn things non-stop.
There is nothing to be happy about. The unwarranted youth seems to be a lot shorter than others. What's the use of walking in front? Time is falling behind, which only ages the soul and appearance.
The fast pace of modern people is nothing more than speeding up the clock of life, a way of putting pressure and coercion on oneself, just to squeeze out the juice of life more fully and gain value, fame and fortune. But what I saw was consumption and flight that was faster and more merciless. Let me ask, can a ton of gold be exchanged for even one second of time?
Americans are always ahead of the world, even spending money today and tomorrow. What’s the result? The financial crisis finally shattered this myth of early consumption and punished all activities that deviated from the laws of nature.
For Beijingers, take it easy. A person lives for a lifetime, and the grass and trees spring for a lifetime. It is such a short but beautiful time. If you can take a stroll, why rush and miss the scenery along the way? It should be noted that what lies ahead is not another spring, but the end of life that has been waiting for you to approach.
Do tomorrow’s things today, and finish next year’s things this year. Such outstanding achievements and efforts are nothing but the result of prepaying one's life in advance.
What does it mean that once one enters the world, time rushes by, and a young man becomes old in the world? This is helplessness rather than enjoyment of life.