I'm a sports girl, especially cycling. My birthday was 1989 and I am turning 35 this year. Perhaps in the eyes of many people, the age of 35 is a watershed in the life stage, and it is a sign of the beginning of middle age. But for me, this age means that everything has just begun, and a new chapter in my life is ushering.
On a spring afternoon, the sun is warm but not hot, and the air is filled with the faint scent of gardenias. I rode my beloved bicycle through the streets of the city. The hydrangeas on the roadside bloom in a variety of colors, as if telling me the story of spring. Whenever this happens, I always feel an inexplicable joy and lightness, as if all my worries and tiredness are swept away by this spring breeze.
For me, cycling is not only a way to exercise, but also an attitude to life. I enjoy the feeling of being on the road, the wind blowing across my cheeks, the feeling of being free and uninhibited. Every time I ride, I feel a sense of relaxation and pleasure that I have never felt before, as if the whole world has become a better place.
However, my riding path was not all smooth sailing. I remember when I first started riding, I would often give up halfway through because of my physical exhaustion. But instead of giving up, I chose to persevere. I told myself that I could only become stronger and braver if I went through challenges and difficulties. Slowly, I rode farther and faster. I started participating in various cycling activities and made a lot of like-minded friends. We ride together, we share happiness together, and we face challenges together. These experiences have made me more confident and optimistic, and I am more convinced that I made the right choice.
In addition to cycling, I also like to try new ways to exercise. I enjoy running, swimming, yoga, and more. These exercises not only kept me in good shape, but also taught me how to live in harmony with my body. I began to pay more attention to my inner needs and cherish my time and energy more. I began to pursue my dreams and goals more courageously, and I was no longer swayed by outside voices.
My 34-year-old life is not alone. Even though I'm single, I don't feel lonely. I have my own interests and goals to pursue, and I have my own friends and social circle. I love to travel alone and explore the unknown; I like to get together with friends and share the moments of life; I like to share my riding experiences and feelings on social media to communicate and interact with more people. These experiences have made me feel the colorfulness and richness of life, and they have also made me cherish every opportunity to meet others even more.
Of course, there are challenges and difficulties in my life. Sometimes I feel a lot of pressure, and sometimes I feel lost and helpless. But I never gave up on myself, and I never stopped moving forward. I told myself to keep a positive mindset and optimism no matter what difficulties and challenges I encountered. Only in this way can we overcome difficulties and usher in a better future.
As I approach my 35th birthday, I want to say to myself: you've done a great job! You have a healthy body, a positive mindset, and a wealth of experiences, which are the most valuable assets in your life. There is still a long way to go, but as long as you maintain your original intention of loving sports and life, you will be able to create a better life!
I remember riding my bike to an open park one night. The night there is quiet and beautiful, with only the distant chirping of insects and the rustle of the breeze through the leaves. I stopped the car and sat on a bench and looked up at the stars. At that moment, I suddenly realized how beautiful and fulfilling my life was. Although I am not married and have no children, I have a wonderful world of my own. I have the freedom to choose the lifestyle I want, I can pursue my dreams and goals, and I can enjoy every moment of my life to the fullest.
At that moment, I felt extremely happy and satisfied. I know that my life has only just begun, and there are countless possibilities and opportunities waiting for me to explore and discover. I will continue to ride, keep exercising, and continue to love life forever!