A tree resembles a tree the most when it sheds its leaves, and a person resembles a person the most when they pause. In this era where even breathing feels accelerated, we must learn to settle down. Give yourself time, don't be anxious, take it step by step, day by day, and don't worry about not growing. The earth also needs a season for tilling; you must calm your heart to cultivate yourself, dispel distractions, avoid aiming too high, and don't give up easily. Trust in the calm that comes from patience, as it is the accumulation of deep reserves that leads to a powerful emergence. Therefore, cherish your season of shedding leaves; treat yourself like a tree that is wintering, allowing yourself the right to snow, don't fear the silence of the cover, and don't rush for a moment's dawn. Every snowflake that falls quietly nourishes and buries the roots, and every silent stretch in the darkness is preparing for the next emergence towards the sun, accumulating unstoppable strength.