Treasured Sentences Worth Collecting: Become Forever Crazy, Romantic, and Clear-Minded
1Leaving a venue is inevitable, it's better to leave in good spirits.
2Please become forever crazy, forever romantic, and forever clear-minded.
3The midday sun is just right, the wind rustles through the treetops, at that time they were still young boys.
4If you ask me how many layers of longing there are, it's not heavy, like a fallen leaf from a mountain in autumn.
5The most audacious thing in the world isn't respect and equality, but being favored.
6We're just living with mutual resentment and thriving.
7To live is to dare to expose yourself to a sea of arrows while still managing to look up at the heavens and smile.
8I often walk alone for a long distance, and when I'm alone, I feel like a fallen leaf,
9Folk songs are so literary, but the wine at the small tavern isn't cheap, just like we, if we don't work hard, we can't even afford to indulge in sentimentality.
10Let my clumsy affection for you, from fleeting to eternal, from a single leaf to autumn, then ride a white horse to establish a home in the crowd.
11You shouldn't live for anyone, loyalty to yourself is the beginning of an eternal romance. I wish you to live to the fullest, not to regret living,
12In life, there are always some things unrelated to fame and fortune. Some people still toil and sweat, while others simply believe that youth is not wasted on the foolish,
13I hope my youth is clean and without hardship, like the orderly rising and setting of the sun, giving all strangers a smile and happiness,
14That summer I learned to smoke, I often saw a distant fire in the distance, burning many people's youth. I blamed time for taking advantage of my ignorance, and I blamed myself for betraying gratitude,
15I wish there were fog lights in the countryside, and you would come over to the shore holding a torch, illuminating my youthful fantasies, so that no more night carriages would sail towards the lonely shore, and no storms would drift aimlessly,
16I covet the universe, but I can't let go of this ordinary human fireworks. Later I realized that the vast mountains and rivers, the tide rises and falls, and you are also in some corner of the world,
17Life is like a flowing river, mixed with suffering, fortune, loss, and gain, shaped by the push and pull of fate, and countless lives are forged in the churning of the waves,
18Try to shine, and the right person will come into the light. You can love, but don't hinder your life's progress. I wish you to overcome everything, maintain that love, and let your light shine,
19The breeze is gentle, like the waves swaying in the moonlight, calm and soft, lingering in the background of time, like stories heard as a child. In a distant city, in a strange place, there are mountains and seas that he has never seen before,
20It's been many years, you've been residing in my wounds. I've let go of the heavens and earth, but I've never let go of you. My thousand mountains and ten thousand rivers, you can say goodbye to them one by one. In the world, besides life and death, what else is not a trivial matter,
21I'm eating less and less, and I'm becoming more tolerant of human relationships. I don't get angry, and I've learned to be patient. Gradually, I've grown a growing heart. I've also started to be afraid of hearing anything about illness. My greatest wish is for my whole family to be healthy. Compared to the eagerness of a year or two ago to see faraway places, I'm more willing to spend ninety percent of my time having a meal with my mother in a warm light,
