With a good friend, a thousand cups of wine are not enough; with a kindred spirit, even ordinary tea has an extraordinary fragrance.
A middle-aged man and a young man—one practicing Western medicine, the other traditional Chinese medicine—spent the afternoon cheerfully chatting in the office. Drinking twelve-yuan bottled water from disposable cups, they were even more happily engrossed than in their previous conversation.
Two men on completely different paths in life, yet there was no sense of irrelevance or distance between them. Instead, they found camaraderie, a feeling of, "I wish we had met sooner."
Perhaps the phrase "different paths leading to the same destination" could barely explain their current situation.
