How to describe youth? Some people say: "Youth is a short-lived dream. When you wake up, it has already disappeared without a trace." Others say: "Youth is a book that is too hasty. We read it again and again with tears in our eyes." Others say: "You have me in your youth, and you have me in my youth." The reason why youth is missed may be because it never comes back; the reason why youth is precious , perhaps because it represents the period when a person is most daring and courageous, and during this period people will fearlessly and bravely pursue what they want to do, but the result is often a bruised face, a broken head, a broken heart, and finally become disheartened. Looking at things later, they become less enthusiastic, and thus become cold or even indifferent, losing the passion at that time. From another perspective, it is to make oneself mature and stable, to consider problems from multiple angles, to consider causes and consequences, and finally to grow up and have the edges smoothed by many stones as the stream flows into the sea. Then one can get along with everyone peacefully in the sea of society, and finally mature enough to become the husband or wife of others, a qualified father or mother, shoulder one's own responsibilities, play the different roles required in different scenes, and become worldly and smooth. When I take a short break in the sea of society, I will look back at the creek I passed by, I will miss the people and things I walked through together, I will miss the scenery I saw along the way, and I will miss the person who did whatever I wanted to do, who would risk my life for love.
Concept: Youth is a short-lived dream