Chapter 346: 439、The Person Who Absolutely Never Bows to Fate

439、The Person Who Absolutely Never Bows to Fate

439 articles\The Person Who Absolutely Never Bows to Fate

_______A red apricot branch extending over the wall (twelve)

Still want to say, the few sentences about Lu Binsun's image that impressed me most ______

"...... I will exert myself fully; as long as I can still row, I refuse to be drowned by water; as long as I can still stand, I refuse to fall down."

This is the heartfelt voice of Lu Binsun stranded on a deserted island, in dire straits. He, Lu Binsun, is a person who dares to grapple with fate. Stranded on that island, all around is ocean, alone, facing the vast sea. Calling to heaven gets no answer; shouting to earth gets no response. In the whole world, only he exists.

What else can keep one alive? Only one's own wise mind and a pair of diligent hands.

Because Lu Binsun knows: in the midst of raging winds and huge waves on all sides, one cannot collapse! I must row desperately, otherwise I will be drowned by water. As long as I am not dead, I will absolutely not yield to fate? As long as I still have a breath, I will absolutely not bow my head to fate!

"As long as I can still stand, I refuse to fall down." This is Lu Binsun's challenge to fate: rather die than yield! Struggle against fate to the bitter end!

The hardest thing to grasp in life is one's own fate, because no one can predict the direction of one's fate. When facing blows of misfortune, those who can lift their heads and puff out their chests can truly be called persons in the genuine sense; those who are frightened by misfortune and lie on the ground cannot yet be called genuine persons.

Although fate cannot be grasped, we can at least grasp ourselves, right!

With what shall we grasp it?

With diligence and wisdom!

Therefore, Lu Binsun said: "Because an idle life is not yet happiness and comfort; having work means having life, for idleness is death, busyness is joy; happiness, doing nothing leads to decadence and listlessness...."

People come into this world to do things, to labor. Those whose four limbs are not diligent and who cannot distinguish the five grains, who do nothing at all, why have they come into this world?

Lu Binsun, this person tormented by fate. He, a lone soul stranded on a desolate island, there is nothing more miserable in this world: on that lone island, only he exists between heaven and earth; on the island he constantly faces various dangers, the attacks of poisonous snakes and fierce beasts; to survive, yet there is nothing usable at hand. His companions――――

Seagulls return to their nests.........

Wild beasts return to the **.........

At this moment I return to my thatched hut……

This person, having come this far, this is also a major trial in life: wanting to undertake a career, seeking what is lacking, between heaven and earth there is only the solitary self. Moreover, my research is into something I have never researched before. This is a major subject in life.

Friend, you say that a person wanting to do in this world what they want to do is how difficult. But this difficulty, is it not also a kind of joy in life? Life can, in overcoming difficulties, move forward, thus living clearly and understandably.

Because anyone facing adversity must always give their all; in the face of hardship and obstacles, will you not become numb and insensitive anymore?

Because anyone facing adversity must give their all to face it; when confronted with hardship and obstacles, won't you become numb and indifferent any longer?

(Heart tied to the disaster area, emotions tied to the disaster area: wishing peace, courage, confidence, strength to be together with and accompany the people of the disaster area!)

(Heart tied to the disaster area, Flirting tied to the disaster area: wish safety, courage, confidence, strength to be together with the disaster area people! To accompany!)