"Looking back,
"Truly, suffering is a gift."

If you hit it 14 times, it becomes 14K,
If you hit it 18 times, it becomes 18K.
If you hit it 24 times, it becomes pure gold.

Suffering is the shortcut to becoming pure gold.

Everyone has difficult moments.
Who wants suffering? So, don't approach someone in pain and tell them, "Suffering is a gift."
A person in deep suffering simply needs someone to share his suffering with him.
His tears, his sighs, his warmth are more comforting than the comforting words he gives.

There is no one in our lives who is exempt from suffering.
What should we do if suffering is unavoidable? Suffering is difficult, but it is beneficial.
The more pain you endure, the stronger you become, and the more hardship you overcome, the deeper you become.
Adversity doesn't demand answers, it demands the will to persevere.
Despite the tearful hardships, those who overcame hardship look back and reminisce about those painful times.
“Looking back, I see that hardship is truly a gift.”

For those who are deeply grieving amidst life's hardships, Jo Jeong-min's book of proverbs will offer comfort and the strength to overcome hardship.