Tread Carefully

Be cautious in word and deed.

Those who talk too much invite trouble; those who meddle too much get in over their heads. Those who act keep their eyes on the horizon; those who observe others see through to their hearts.

A young woman should tread carefully, standing beneath the vast heavens and upon the boundless earth. Why bind herself to a reckless young man?

Searching in vain for a foolish lad, like a moth to a flame, only to bring about her own ruin: all for nothing. But break free of the cocoon and emerge a butterfly, looking up at the light, with no room for hesitation.

My carriage rolls across the lands of the Spring and Autumn era, leaving one story after another in its wake.

I weave time and space into a net and play an enormous game of chess. An area-wide attack leaves nowhere to hide.

I have seen the mighty waters of the Qi River, admired the songs and dances of Wu and Yue beauties, and gazed up at Mount Tai rising majestically over the lands of Qi and Lu...

I have measured the lands of the Spring and Autumn era, and when I return, I will see my friends off...

A woman's heart holds hidden brilliance. She can be tender as water, yet strong as steel.

She can manage a household and govern a nation, holding up half the sky.