The initial limit hit has changed. Middle age is better than falling flowers on the tree. It's difficult to manage the family diligently. Enjoy glory in old age

As a teenager, there will be many unexpected opportunities, but those are experiences, not the right path in life. Only in middle age do you slowly start to get on the right track. It seems that life is colorful but weak on the outside. Maybe you don't have fixed assets, or you don't have a safe savings. It's not that you don't want to be thrifty, open source and reduce expenditure, but that all kinds of things force you to spend money everywhere, as if you don't treat money as money, but it's precisely because of the "blooming everywhere" and various efforts in middle age that you will naturally reap your career and enjoy your old age. This kind of life is the best of a bad life. When you are young, you should eat more bitterness, take more detours and feel different life possibilities. At the age of 30, you will gradually return to the right path and get better and better. Going back is getting better and better. Don't be afraid in adversity. Everything you are doing now is not aimless, but for the final happy result. Don't get too carried away when things are going well. Your life is doomed that you won't achieve much in the first half of your life. Be modest and generous, don't care too much about the immediate gains and losses, and lay the foundation for your later years. In addition, this kind of life, born in a family, is of little help. Think more about the return and pay, but don't expect them to know and thank you for your return. Pay more attention to correct guidance when you get along with your husband. Some of the blessings you can get are with your husband. There are children, who are generally blessed and can touch the light. In short, do more good deeds, plant more flowers and plant fewer thorns. Be kind, remember not to expect anything in return, and pay attention to adjusting and becoming soft when speaking and doing things. There are many things in life, but every under the temptation tells us that everything has a certain amount, and some don't. But do good, come on!