"Youth" means "youth" in English. What is youth? These six inconspicuous letters can give you inspiration for youth.

To define youth, let’s start with “Y”.

“Y”, young——young. Samuel once said: "Youth is not a period of life, it is not rosy cheeks, rosy lips, and a slim figure; it is not fashionable dress, beautiful clothes." So what is it? We once regarded youth as a "registered trademark" for young people, but the new era has given youth a new meaning. It is a kind of spiritual youth, a youthful vitality that cannot be erased physically.

"O", own - own. Young people have youth as an advantage given to them by age; old people have youth as a gift to themselves. Some people think that youth is just a hurried traveler on the road of life, and time cannot stop their progress. In fact, as long as you know how to own it, it will take root and sprout in your heart like a young seed, no matter how harsh the external environment is. It is not difficult to have youth, a young heart is enough.

"U", unique - different. Different people have different youth, and the same person also has different youth at different times. While some people lament that their youth is gone, others are carefully preserving their youth one by one. When you are seventeen or eighteen years old, your energetic face reveals the breath of youth; when your face is full of wrinkles, you pursue the beauty of life and show your youth to others without any pretense.

“N”, nature——natural. Youth does not require luxurious decorations or elaborate dressing up. Maybe you can dress yourself up and shine, but you can't explain your youth to others. Youth is natural and does not need to be artificial or carefully arranged; youth is natural and needs innocence, romance, and prosperity.

"T", turly - true. Youth is not a vague dream, youth is real. The definition of "youth" in the dictionary may be a bit abstract, but in life, youth is so real. Have you ever noticed the jumping figures on campus, or the old people dancing briskly in the square? Is youth really so abstract that it cannot be grasped? But the silhouettes in life are real, and youth is also real.

“H”, happy——happy. It couldn't be more appropriate to rank it last. Happiness is the delicious fruit of youth. If you taste it carefully, you can feel the warmth bathed in the morning light. "Youth" and "happiness" are twin sisters. If you have youth, you will have happiness.

This is how I define youth.

Staging this youth alphabet drama may make you understand better: youth has no boundaries.