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你必须在这个世界上活出真正精彩的人生。不是为了向任何人炫耀，而是为了当你年老回首往事时，可以自豪地说：我的人生虽然平凡，却从未让我失望。 Bạn nhất định phải sống thật rực rỡ trong thế giới này. Không phải để chứng tỏ cho ai xem, mà là để khi bạn già đi, ngoảnh đầu nhìn lại quá khứ, có thể nói một câu: Đời này của tôi, tuy bình thường, nhưng chưa từng phụ lòng chính mình.

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你必须在这个世界上活出真正精彩的人生。不是为了向任何人炫耀，而是为了当你年老回首往事时，可以自豪地说：我的人生虽然平凡，却从未让我失望。 Bạn nhất định phải sống thật rực rỡ trong thế giới này. Không phải để chứng tỏ cho ai xem, mà là để khi bạn già đi, ngoảnh đầu nhìn lại quá khứ, có thể nói một câu: Đời này của tôi, tuy bình thường, nhưng chưa từng phụ lòng chính mình.

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