好久没有见到琼仙了，以前她的身体一直是同学中比较差的，不是今天感冒，就是明天腰疼，要不就是脚走不动啦，手提不起啦，简直就是一个林黛玉，于是得了一个雅号——林黛，也就是林呆。后来听说，她大学毕业后分到了厂里当技术员、工程师，依然是三天两头的不舒服，十天半个月的休病假，哪儿哪儿都不舒服。早早地就办了病退，在家里歇着，成天唉声叹气地躺着。

所以，当我在妙高寺见到她时，我几乎认不出这个背着军用背囊、穿着时尚打扮的女子。这不是那个常年生病、形容憔悴的琼仙，而是一个充满活力的女性。她身上那副精干潇洒时尚的打扮，让人看了心生敬意。短袖T恤和低腰裤 hadn't concealed her beautiful waist, which had become even more elegant. Her once-pale complexion now had a healthy glow, and the fatigue in her eyes was replaced with a radiant sparkle.

I couldn't help but ask about the secret behind her transformation. She smiled and said, "It's all thanks to my daily trips to this temple." I asked how she managed to carry heavy water bottles for such long distances, and she replied with a grin, "It's not just about carrying water; it's about finding joy in every step."

Her story inspired me deeply. She didn't let her past illnesses define her; instead, she chose to embrace a healthier lifestyle by walking through the mountains and valleys every day. Her determination is truly admirable.

As I watched her walk away with an air of confidence that seemed almost otherworldly, I realized that seeking health isn't as complicated as we often make it out to be. All one needs is the willingness to take small steps towards change.

The old saying goes: "Those who live near mountains are happy; those who live near water are healthy." And so, I made up my mind then and there: if living like Kubo could bring such profound changes in life then why not give it a try?