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- 1. 世界好友週
- 4. 當大部分人都在關注你飛得高不高時， 只有少部分人關心你飛得累不累， 這就是友情。
- 5. 再忙也要照顧好自己， 朋友雖不常聯繫 ， 卻一直惦念 。
- 14. 無論你有多弱或多強，必須要堅持 … 一個「中心」： 一切以健康為中心。 2008 新概念
- 16. 三個「忘記」： 忘記年齡， 忘記過去， 忘記恩怨。
- 17. 四個「擁有」： 擁有真誠愛你的人， 擁有知心的朋友， 擁有向上的事業， 擁有溫暖的住所。
- 19. 和六個「不能」： 不能餓了才吃， 不能渴了才喝， 不能睏了才睡， 不能累了才歇， 不能病了才檢查， 不能老了再後悔！