Turning 50 seems to be a turning point in your life.
Through the passion and impulse of youth, after years of tempering and wind and rain, we have gradually entered the era of knowing the destiny of heaven.
In this complicated era, when we look back at the past, maybe we have been running for fame and fortune, maybe we have worked hard for life, but as long as we stop and stop, we will realize what their hearts desire the most, that is, there is nothing but love, that is, peace and harmony with the people they love.
This harmony is often distilled into two simple but meaningful words.
First sentence: "I'm glad you're here." ”
At the age of 50, I began to realize more deeply the fragility and transience of life.
We began to understand that fame, status, and money are fleeting, and that only reuniting with family members is the most valuable asset.
Every time I come home, I see familiar faces and hear warm greetings, and I feel indescribable comfort in my heart.
I'm glad I'm here. Although this sentence is simple, it contains infinitely profound meaning.
It is not only a confirmation of the existence of a loved one, but also a deep attachment to the bond of affection.
At this age, we may have witnessed too much separation between life and death, and too much impermanence in the world.
We begin to appreciate and appreciate.
Every reunion with a loved one is like a gift from heaven.
We don't ask for anything anymore. I hope you can spend more time with your family and enjoy more warm love in your limited time.
And this friendship does not require fancy words, nor does it require complicated etiquette. All you need is a simple "I'm glad you're here".
The second sentence: "Don't worry, I'm here." ”
As we grew older, we gradually became the spiritual pillars of our family.
As children, we may have been protected by our parents, but now, we are supported by our parents and children.
This role change has given us more responsibility and responsibility.
When a loved one is in trouble, we don't hesitate to stand up with them and support them.
Don't worry, I'm here. This phrase is our strongest commitment to our loved ones.
It's not just comfort, it's strength.
This power allows families to see hope in difficult times and light in darkness.
The source of this strength is a deep love and sense of responsibility for the family.
After the age of 50, you begin to realize that the power of family affection is limitless.
It makes us strong and firm in the wind and rain, and allows us to move forward bravely in difficult situations.
And this type of transfer of power usually requires a simple sentence: "Don't worry, I'm here." ”
Of course, a harmonious relationship with your loved ones doesn't happen overnight.
It must be constantly operated and maintained in daily life.
We need to learn to listen, understand and be patient.
Only in this way can we enter the inner world of our loved ones and build a deep relationship with them.
After the age of 50, we begin to understand the true meaning of life.
We begin to understand that money, fame, and wealth are all external things, and that the love of our family is our only eternal dependence.
At this age, we no longer pursue flashy things, but just want to create a harmonious and warm home environment and share joy with our loved ones.
This kind of good time often boils down to two simple but meaningful words: "I'm glad you're here" and "Don't worry, I'm here."
These two sentences are like the most sincere emotional bond between us and our loved ones, binding us tightly together and walking through every stage of life together.
In the days to come, let us cherish the love of our families and manage our relationships with our loved ones with our hearts.
In your busy life, remember to say to your loved ones, "I'm glad you're here," and when you need them, be sure to tell them, "Don't worry, I'm here." ”
I believe that as long as we love and give with all our hearts, the relationship between us and our loved ones will become more harmonious and better.