A doctor from a top-tier hospital said: "Only when a person is about to die can they understand everything. Life is actually a scam; the main tasks are not to buy a house or a car, nor to indulge in immediate pleasures, which are actually desires, not the truth. Life is like a dream, elusive and not real. We shouldn't impose so many missions and excessive responsibilities on ourselves; in this world, we, the living, are no different from an ant, an insect, a mosquito, or a beetle. When you reach the end of life and look back suddenly, you will understand that everything we pursue is like smoke, fame and fortune will eventually turn to dust, and grievances and affections will also eventually drift away with the wind. Our most genuine need in this world is merely the feelings within our hearts. Our fundamental task is not to buy a house or a car, not to make others envious, nor to live better than others, but to spend our lives in a way that we like. Please remember that the excellence you traded your health for is just a few lines of Song typeface in personnel files that can be replaced at any time. The gears of the organization have never paused for even a moment because of this. Life is not measured by official documents but is pieced together by moments of seeing flowers bloom and hearing the sound of rain. After all, the nights you stayed up, the life you fought for, and the tears you shed ultimately become light, A4 paper in a file, while the sunsets you missed, the dinners you failed to attend, and the hands you didn't hold are the contents of life that can never be supplemented. $AR