Acquaintance should not be deliberate, but should follow the call of fate, come in style, and like gentlemen, meet each other in a casual way, and get along slowly in the long river of time.

As time goes by, there will always be people leaving, but leaving is not necessarily a bad thing, it may just be inappropriate.

What time can leave behind must be the one that suits you best.

It is said that "Three glasses of wine are enough for the world of mortals, and a pot of tea for great achievements."

But making friends, wine is indeed not as good as tea.

Wine can easily make people feel lost and wanton, while tea can make people sober and calm.

Making friends is like wine, in the strong collision, but when you fall asleep, you will only have a headache when you wake up, which is not as good as making friends over tea.

The friendship at the tea table is less pretentious and more measured. What is left to each other is calmness and sincerity.

Making friends should be like tea, come in small amounts, make friends lightly, and take your time. If there is someone to accompany you from the first half to the second half, it must be your close friend.