Sunrise, Sunset

Every morning brings a sunrise, and every evening brings a sunset. This is the timeless cycle of the universe. Our lives are confined to a brief period within this infinite expanse.
During this short period, we experience happiness and sadness, but eventually, it all becomes part of the past. In the end, our bodies return to the soil. Such is life.
Every day, we witness the sunrise and sunset. Young people often wish for time to pass quickly so that they can live independently. Middle-aged individuals dislike the passage of time as they have to work and support their families while also finding time to enjoy life. However, there are only twenty-four hours in a day, which is never enough.
Older people desire for time to slow down, as they feel that a year passes as quickly as a day. Before they know it, another year has gone by, and they are one year older and closer to death.
Regardless of whether you are young, middle-aged, or old, you have twenty-four hours a day. How you use this time is up to you.
The sunrise and sunset represent a new day, but to nature, there is no such thing as a new day. To humans, however, each day is unique and unrepeatable.