Courage isn’t having the strength to go on. It is going on when you don’t have the strength. Anyone can move forward when their hands are full and the path is clear. But the true warrior marches when he is empty—when his body aches and his soul questions everything. That is courage: the relentless defiance of defeat. It’s not about having strength—it’s about becoming it when everything inside says stop. Every moment you choose to keep going when there’s nothing left to give, you forge something immortal. You might be tired, bruised, doubting—but forward is still forward. And in that moment, you are more powerful than you’ve ever been. 勇氣并非意味著擁有繼續(xù)前進的力量，而是在你缺乏力量時仍能堅持前行。 當手有余力、道路通暢時，任何人都可以向前邁進。但真正的勇士是在內(nèi)心空虛時前進的——當身體疲憊、靈魂對一切產(chǎn)生質(zhì)疑時。這就是勇氣：不屈不撓地面對失敗。這無關(guān)乎擁有力量，而是在內(nèi)心所有聲音都在呼喊“停下”時仍能堅持前行。 當已經(jīng)沒有什么可以給予的時候，你仍然選擇繼續(xù)前行，每一刻都在鑄就某種不朽。你或許疲憊不堪，傷痕累累，心存疑慮——但前進的步伐從未停止。在那一刻，你比以往任何時候都更為強大。 你是會向軟弱屈服，還是僅憑意志力崛起？