Gambling Life
Life is like a gamble that can never be saved, starting from the first cry when we are born, we are pushed to the gambling table of fate. The chaotic dice cup spins in the void, and every small choice is like a stone thrown into a deep pool, stirring up ripples of destiny. Borges wrote in "The Garden of Forking Paths": "Time always forks, leading to countless futures," and every future is a grand bet that stakes our remaining life.
Heraclitus said, "Character is fate," and the first watershed of fate often lies hidden in the desk drawer. When we write down the first solution on a