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This sentence comes from China's modern novel Lin Hai. ?
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"As far as the eyes can see, everything is a memory; I want the past; What you see is a pity. " ?
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The eyes always see memories; The direction pursued in my heart is always attached to the past; What you see is always with regret. ?
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What this sentence wants to express is people's memories and nostalgia for the past, as well as their pursuit and expectation for the future. At the same time, it also emphasizes the shortness and regret of life. It reminds people not to dwell on the past, but to face the reality positively and cherish the present. ?
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This sentence is a description in the novel Lin Hai, which describes a series of bizarre experiences and life courses experienced by the protagonist along the way, and expresses his feelings about the passage of time and the brevity of life, as well as his attitude of cherishing and pursuing life.
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"Regret" is the regret that life has missed, the regret that it is not perfect, the regret that the pursuit has not been realized and so on. This kind of regret is the inevitable fate of human beings, so we should cherish every moment and try our best to do what we want to do. ?
Enlightenment of life
This sentence reminds us that we should treat the past and the future correctly, don't be bound by past regrets and future pursuits, cherish the present and work hard to do what we want to do. Life is too short to spend in regret, but to live in the present and let yourself have no regrets.
From my personal experience, I also have a deep understanding. Sometimes, when you see a scene in a certain place, you will suddenly think of the moment before, and even feel the mood and breath at that time. These memories always make me fall into an emotional quagmire. Moreover, some things I once pursued are no longer my goals, and what I once pursued has become a precious past in my heart. This sentence tells us not to be bound by the past, but to cherish the present and seize the opportunities in the future in order to move towards a better life.