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In this brief reflective monologue, the speaker shares a favorite Chinese proverb—"everything must be hard before it can be easy"—and expands on its meaning. They observe that when faced with no choice, people can endure great hardship, yet paradoxically, believing that life should be easy can make challenges feel even more burdensome. The overall message underscores the inherent difficulty of life and the psychological impact of expectations about ease.

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