The value of life does not lie in your own achievements. It is enough as long as others recognize what you have done.
Every year, many people who are worthy of our respect come from prosperous metropolises to poor mountain villages and contribute their youth here. They compose page after page of hymns. They give up the beautiful life and choose diligent contribution, which deserves our deep admiration.
Although the text is very short, it is about a newly graduated college student who went to a distant place to teach. He gave up a good life, gave up the idea of returning to a big city, gave up a bright future, and cruelly gave up a beautiful love.
There are many involuntary encounters in life. Once you encounter them, you have to reluctantly give up. The best way is to let time dilute everything. As time goes by, maybe there is really no impression... Is this true?
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