Simple reading notes, few words.

A while ago, I bought a book in the bookstore, called "Dripping Water Hides the Sea", which contains 300 classic philosophical stories. Now I have tasted a little story called "Fate".

Fate is Josh's child, a monk divines as the "number one scholar" and a beggar's fate. Twenty years later, the original champion and beggar became champions and beggars.

God said, "the gift I gave to everyone accounts for one-third of my own destiny, and the rest is how to grasp it."

After reading these words, I was deeply moved. Grasping destiny is not a simple word, but how many people really grasp their own destiny? Don't complain about your talent, don't complain about your destiny, your destiny is in your own hands and can be changed at any time!