Luo Xiang said: If you don't read all day long, don't exercise, don't control consumption, don't reflect on self-discipline, have no interests, no hobbies, no goals, and no expectations, life will not get better.
Life doesn't suddenly change for the better unless you start changing. This sentence is like a crisp slap in the face, how many people have been awakened and spent day after day?
In the fast-paced modern life, we always seem to be busy, but we often feel empty and lost.
Work, study, family, all kinds of pressures are like a mountain that overwhelms us.
And between this busyness and stress, we seem to have forgotten the simplest and most important truth: life needs to be managed by our hearts.
Reading allows us to swim in the ocean of words and feel the power of knowledge;
Exercise can allow us to release stress in the baptism of sweat and rebuild a healthy body;
Moderate consumption can keep us awake in front of material things and learn to cherish and be grateful;
Introspection and self-discipline allow us to grow through reflection and constantly improve ourselves.
Li Ming is an ordinary office worker, every **9 to 5, but his life is monotonous.
He rarely reads, doesn't like to exercise, consumes uncontrollably, and doesn't like to reflect on himself.
His life is like a cyclical movie, with no new plots, no surprises, and no expectations.
One day, Li Ming saw Luo Xiang's words on social networks, and his heart couldn't help but move.
He began to reflect on his life and realized that he was stuck in a vicious circle.
He decided to start changing.
Li Ming started by reading, and used his spare time to read all kinds of books, from ** to history, from science to philosophy, and his world began to become colorful.
He joined a running club and started exercising regularly, feeling refreshed every time he finished running.
In terms of consumption, he learned moderation and no longer bought blindly, but consumed rationally.
He also began to reflect on himself and whether his actions and decisions were correct.
Slowly, Li Ming's life began to change.
He has new hobbies, new goals, and new expectations.
His life became more fulfilling and meaningful.
He felt that he was gradually coming out of that vicious circle and towards a better future.
Xiaohong is a young working woman who works hard but has a monotonous life.
She was busy with work all day long, and had no time to read, exercise, or enjoy life.
Her life is like a black and white **, which has lost its color.
One day, Xiaohong saw Luo Xiang's words in the circle of friends, and her heart was shocked.
She began to reflect on her life and realized that she was losing the joy of life. She decided she wanted to change.
Xiaohong starts by adjusting her work, arranging her time reasonably, and leaving some free time for herself.
She started reading to learn new things and broaden her horizons.
She also joined a yoga class and started practicing yoga to relax and unwind.
In terms of consumption, she has learned moderation and no longer blindly pursues material comforts, but pays attention to the quality of life.
Slowly, Red's life begins to change.
She has more time and energy to enjoy life and experience the beauty of life.
Her life began to become colorful and full of color.
She felt that she was gradually regaining her joy in life and becoming happier and more content.
Life often inadvertently falls into a cycle of monotony and loss of color.
We may be like Li Ming, who repeats the same work and life pattern every day, or like Xiaohong, who is so busy with work that we forget the essence of life.
But Luo Xiang's words remind us: change, from now on, life will shine again.
Through reading, exercising, abstaining from consumption, and self-discipline, Li Ming restarted his life button, walked out of the vicious circle, and moved towards a more fulfilling and meaningful future.
Xiaohong, on the other hand, has regained the color of life and become happier and more satisfied by adjusting her work, cultivating hobbies, paying attention to the quality of life and controlling consumption.
Change is not far away, it just starts with the little things in life.
From now on, let's read more books, exercise more, learn moderation, reflect on self-discipline, cultivate our interests and hobbies, and set clear goals and expectations.
Let's prove by our actions that life can be changed by ourselves.
When we start to change, life becomes better, more fulfilling, and meaningful.
Teacher Luo Xiang's classic quotations