"THIS LIFE, WHAT IS YOUR FEELING?"

"The flower of earthly dreams, only death can keep it fresh," Targo said. Human life is full of mysterious power, vibrations, and attachments to beauty precisely because it cannot be eternal. Humans appear on Earth with noble aspirations and limitless imagination; however, we see that life is truly short, and that a sense of scarcity harms mankind every minute and second. We have not yet learned to think maturely, we have been pushed into life's adventure before we have had time to love fully, the river of affection has cracked and dried, and we have not had time to enjoy the wealth in exchange for sweat. Tears, the lovely youth has vanished... And death is calling us from another dark corner.

Idealists aspire to find the magnificent scenes of human life in all of its ups and downs; their sense of being is as heavy as Mount Tai. Pessimists, on the other hand, are constantly struggling to lament unbearable burdens; they regard life as light as feathers and mourn the loss of a human life. However, all of these are exceptions. When looking for one's own truth in a mundane and trivial life, it's impossible not to admit that most of our lives are neither as heavy as Thai Son's nor as light as a feather. We are constantly striving for peace, comfort, prosperity, and long-term goals that require all of our strength, so that when life comes to an end, we feel successful and satisfied. In other words, each individual seeks the most ideal state of existence, which is directly related to the value and quality of life. True feelings from the heart appear to have become a resource to assist people in reaching the best state of survival in various circumstances. With the title "In this life, how do you feel?" there was once an animated film that touched people's hearts. Dozens of small circles are arranged in a row to represent the human face; inside each circle, a few faint lines point to a variety of emotions: joy, intoxication, gratitude, and pride. Pride, sadness, anger, doubt, and jealousy are all emotions. Delighted with glory, enthralled by the colorful world, grateful for generous gifts, saddened by disappointment, outraged by hurt, and fearful of an uncertain future.

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