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Life is full of bad luck, ordinary as me, ups and downs, and I don't want to be alone. What do you mean?
I first saw this sentence in Ms. Ma Weiwei's article. I wonder if the questioner also saw it from her words.

In fact, the meaning of this sentence itself is just to say that we are all ups and downs in the world of mortals, and naturally there will be ups and downs. Ankang and honey juice are naturally beautiful, but I am also happy to savor those pains. After all, this is the real life. It would be a pity if we only taste stability and accessibility, but don't understand the ordinary pain and helplessness of the world! So I am very happy to taste the next storm, the next stormy.

In fact, this passage is quite Buddhist. At least I think "Lian" is both detached and gentle. And Ma Weiwei used this sentence at that time should only be to enlighten himself out of the haze at that time. After all, people need to have their own beliefs to get out of pain.