an understanding about the essence of life, about how the true meaning of light can only be comprehended after one has descended into the deepest darkness. Fang Yuan, a character known in fiction for his hard heart, realism, and unwavering resolve, seems to convey through these words that in life, suffering, despair, and nights without hope are not the end, but rather part of the process of birthing a light whose strength far surpasses that of ordinary light. When the world seems to collapse, when every path is closed, when a person feels utterly alone in darkness without direction — it is in those moments that the seeds of true strength begin to grow. A person never truly knows how strong they are until there’s nothing left but the will to endure. And at that moment, a light begins to shine. Not a light that comes from outside, but one born from within — from a soul that has been forged, from a heart that has learned the meaning of loss, and from a mind that understands the impermanence of all things. The darkest of nights — those bleakest moments in life — are not merely meaningless suffering. They are the harshest and most honest teachers. They tear away illusions, force a person to stand without any crutch, and confront their true nature. From such experiences, one can give birth to a light that cannot be extinguished by anything. This light is not mere empty hope or blind optimism, but a firm understanding: that every wound, every failure, and every pain is fuel for the strength of the soul. Fang Yuan, in his cold and resolute way, understands that the world does not offer mercy for free. Only those who can walk through the deepest darkness, who can endure agony when no helping hand is offered, will ultimately be able to create a light that no one else can extinguish. A light born from such darkness is not merely a glow that offers warmth, but a flame that burns away doubt, illuminates the path for oneself, and perhaps for others who will one day walk a similar path. And because it is born from the depths of suffering, its brilliance cannot easily be dimmed by the storms of life. In real life, the meaning of these words teaches us not to fear our darkest moments. Because perhaps, when we feel we have reached our lowest point, we are actually being prepared to become the best version of ourselves — a person wiser, stronger, and more understanding of life’s true essence. For the greatest light is not born in a bright morning, but forged in the blackest night, when all others have given up. #CapCut #life #weight #perseverance #4upage #fyp #reverendinsanity #fangyuan - @gyan_syauqi