人不走到绝境怎会更冷静
[rén bù zŏu dào jué jìng zĕn huì gèng lĕng jìng]
A philosophical phrase, translating as 'If A Person Does Not Experience Extreme Hardships Or Situations Of Urgency, They May Never Fully Embrace Their Composure And Clearheadedness.' Herein it emphasizes the necessity to confront tough situations in order for individuals to tap into reserves of resilience, patience, wisdom or insight. The user wishes to illustrate personal transformation following a series of challenges or adversity.