The greatest sorrow for men is that they never understand a simple truth in their entire life: that this world is ultimately just you alone.

When young, you scramble to build your career and make money; only after having money and a house do you marry a woman.
After passion fades and children are born, you once again dedicate your life to fighting.
Before you know it, you grow old, and after fifty, you realize that at home, men are either watching their wife’s mood or their children’s feelings.
If you're not careful, you don’t know which side’s anger you’ll face.
Only you are the one who tolerates and endures; otherwise, you’ll be told you’re not a real man.
A family that’s not harmonious is even harder to bear.
In the end, you realize that the seemingly big family is actually just you alone.