In The Biography of Yang Jiang, she depicts a multi-dimensional picture of life with profound brushstrokes. When she talked about reading, she once said: "When I was young, I thought that reading was not enough to understand life, but it was not until later that I realized that if I didn't understand life, I couldn't read books." This is just like the concept that she uses life to read and life with what she feels from reading, and the integration of reading and life makes the words full of the temperature of life.
Talking about love, she said affectionately: "If you decide to leave someone, act faster and cut through the mess quickly; If you decide to fall in love with someone, stretch it out a little longer and see if it's right for you. In her writing, love is not only a decision, but also a waiting, an exploration of self-worth, and a cherishing of others. She firmly believes that in the world of love, everyone is unique, and only by being true to themselves can you find true love.
When talking about the mentality, she wrote with a calm stroke: "We were so eager for the waves of life, and in the end we found that the most beautiful scenery in life is actually the calmness and calmness of the heart." She knows that no matter how the outside world changes, inner peace is the most beautiful scenery. She also said: "We used to look forward to the recognition of the outside world, until in the end we realized that the world is our own and has nothing to do with others." This is the persistence of self-worth and a deep understanding of the true meaning of life.
When it comes to growing up, she depicts the twists and turns of life with tenacious brushstrokes: "No one can be as blank as a blank sheet of paper without a story, in fact, sooner or later you will understand that in addition to life and death, everything else is just bruises." She told us that growing up always comes with tears and pain, but it's also a way for us to become more resilient. She also said: "People always have to have some grievances at the moment, and then wipe away their tears without saying a word and continue to move forward, the price of growth is to lose the original appearance." This is a profound interpretation of growth and an open acceptance of the impermanence of life.
In the picture scroll of life, she looks at the world with a tolerant attitude: "In this life, it is impossible to take all the benefits of the world, everyone in the world has its own difficulties and benefits, there is no need to compare with others, let alone stand in your own troubles to look up to the happiness of others." She believes that instead of losing oneself in comparison, it is better to cherish what you have and reconcile with oneself, which is a true practice.