Many people praise the sunrise, believing it symbolizes hope and new beginnings; but what truly moves people are often the sunset and the evening glow. The sunrise represents possibilities, the sunset signifies completion. The former belongs to the future, the latter to reflection. At sunrise, the sun has just risen, the world begins to operate, and people rush toward their respective goals. There are many directions, so there is no sense of orientation. At sunset, the day's trajectory has already been completed. Birds return to their nests, people go home, and the light passes through the clouds, releasing all the colors accumulated throughout the day at once. It is not about starting to shine, but about reflecting the light that has been gathered along the way.

Life is also like this. In youth, like sunrise, one has strength, opportunities, and unlimited possibilities, but the heart is often confused, not knowing where the road leads. After middle age, having experienced gains and losses, successes and failures, and separations, the direction begins to become clear, knowing what is worth pursuing and what should be let go. Those who truly have depth are often not the most dazzling in their youth, but only after the passage of time and reflection do they gradually reveal their own brilliance.
This is also why: Do not say the mulberry and osmanthus are late, for the sunset still fills the sky.