Tranquility is the tree roots that stand firm in the wind and rain, the big Buddha with a kind face in the temple, the melodious flute sound echoing in the empty valley, and the old man enjoying the sunshine. These souls are pure and flawless, at ease, and are truly tranquil souls.

Chinese painting pursues a quiet and cold state, which also shows the tranquility of the painter. Whether it is the cold snow in the forest, the bright moon and the still water, or the clear summer in the fishing village, the green lotus is full of clusters, the light and simple painting style reveals calmness and indifference. And this kind of tranquility is by no means dead, because every outline and every blank space is filled with the painter's own thoughts on life and the universe. Isn't fate a canvas for everyone? Only with a tranquil mind can we use the brush of wisdom to dip in watercolors of appropriate shades to construct our own unique life picture.

Chinese architecture also contains the tranquility of the ancients. Blue bricks and black tiles, deep courtyards, damp and soft moss in the corners, smiling women leaning against the door in front of the wooden door, and students reciting poems under the oil lamp. Even if there is a storm and thunder, the house and the door lintel have never been shaken. The ancient house that has experienced thousands of years of vicissitudes has an extraordinary stability, as if it has grown deep roots in the soil, so that the people living in it are no longer afraid, but integrate their souls with the spirituality of the building, intersect with each other, give each other and enjoy the tranquility.

Tranquility in Thoreau is the narrow and warm wooden house on the shore of Walden Lake; tranquility in Tao Qian is the comfort of "the mountain air is beautiful at dusk, and the birds fly back and forth"; tranquility in Yang Jiang is the feeling of "inner calmness and composure" in "Reflections on the 100th Anniversary"... And for ourselves, what is tranquility?

With the rapid development of modern science and technology, more and more technological products have replaced books, paper and pens in our hands, and even replaced a peaceful heart. People express their feelings in 140-character microblogs, but they are unwilling to speak a few sincere words to the people closest to them; people talk to various netizens far away but ignore the real world around them. Elderly people leave the table in anger because their children and grandchildren play with mobile phones at the dinner table, smash the dishes, and all kinds of behaviors of showing off wealth and spreading rumors... These have long been common. Our hearts have also been ups and downs and impetuous with the society full of desires and turmoil. Everyone should reflect on finding a place for the soul to live and return to the peace and tranquility of the heart.

I hope your soul is like a silent root system, not a turbulent branch. Hold on to the pure land of the soul and let it bloom the flowers of tranquility and hope.

Tranquility is the tree roots that stand firm in the wind and rain, the big Buddha with a kind face in the temple, the melodious flute sound echoing in the empty valley, and the old man enjoying the sunshine. These souls are pure and flawless, at ease, and are truly tranquil souls.

Chinese painting pursues a quiet and cold state, which also shows the tranquility of the painter. Whether it is the cold snow in the forest, the bright moon and the still water, or the clear summer in the fishing village, the green lotus is full of clusters, the light and simple painting style reveals calmness and indifference. And this kind of tranquility is by no means dead, because every outline and every blank space is filled with the painter's own thoughts on life and the universe. Isn't fate a canvas for everyone? Only with a tranquil mind can we use the brush of wisdom to dip in watercolors of appropriate shades to construct our own unique life picture.

Chinese architecture also contains the tranquility of the ancients. Blue bricks and black tiles, deep courtyards, damp and soft moss in the corners, smiling women leaning against the door in front of the wooden door, and students reciting poems under the oil lamp. Even if there is a storm and thunder, the house and the door lintel have never been shaken. The ancient house that has experienced thousands of years of vicissitudes has an extraordinary stability, as if it has grown deep roots in the soil, so that the people living in it are no longer afraid, but integrate their souls with the spirituality of the building, intersect with each other, give each other and enjoy the tranquility.

Tranquility in Thoreau is the narrow and warm wooden house on the shore of Walden Lake; tranquility in Tao Qian is the comfort of "the mountain air is beautiful at dusk, and the birds fly back and forth"; tranquility in Yang Jiang is the feeling of "inner calmness and composure" in "Reflections on the 100th Anniversary"... And for ourselves, what is tranquility?

With the rapid development of modern science and technology, more and more technological products have replaced books, paper and pens in our hands, and even replaced a peaceful heart. People express their feelings in 140-character microblogs, but they are unwilling to speak a few sincere words to the people closest to them; people talk to various netizens far away but ignore the real world around them. Elderly people leave the table in anger because their children and grandchildren play with mobile phones at the dinner table, smash the dishes, and all kinds of behaviors of showing off wealth and spreading rumors... These have long been common. Our hearts have also been ups and downs and impetuous with the society full of desires and turmoil. Everyone should reflect on finding a place for the soul to live and return to the peace and tranquility of the heart.

I hope your soul is like a silent root system, not a turbulent branch. Hold on to the pure land of the soul and let it bloom the flowers of tranquility and hope.