Excerpts of good sentences from One Hundred Years of Solitude are as follows:
1. No matter where you go, you should remember that the past is false, memories are an endless road, and everything in the past Spring no longer exists, and even the most tenacious and frenzied love is, in the final analysis, nothing more than a fleeting reality.
2. What is really important in life is not what you encounter, but what you remember and how you remember it.
3. We are on the eternal journey of life, running through ups and downs, reaching nirvana through setbacks, with sorrow covering our bodies, and pain spreading all over the place. We are tired, but there is no way to stop; we are bitter, but there is no way to avoid it.
4. Everyone seems very lonely. They try their best to relieve their loneliness in their own way. In fact, they still continue their loneliness. Loneliness is a curse imposed by nature on people who live in groups. Loneliness is the only outlet for loneliness.
5. Life has never existed independently of loneliness. Whether we are born, we grow, we fall in love, or we succeed or fail, until the end, loneliness exists in the corner of life like a shadow.
6. The secret to a happy old age is nothing but a decent agreement with loneliness.
7. Even if you think your feelings have dried up and you can’t give, there will always be a moment when something can touch the strings deep in your heart. After all, we are not born to enjoy loneliness.
8. Precisely because I had too much longing for the future, I am particularly disappointed with myself now. All the brilliance that once existed in life will eventually need to be repaid with loneliness.
9. The bitter smile of the person involved has replaced the tears of the bystanders, and the painful self-expression of the "fool" has replaced the seemingly fair criticism and analysis of the "smart man". It can also receive the message that arouses deep introspection among the fooled group. objective effect.
10. We have been fighting for so many years, all just to stop painting our house blue.
11. He was unaware of the subtle yet heartbreaking damage time had done at home, which would have seemed to anyone with a clear memory after such a long absence. A disaster.
12. He sent postcards from the stations he passed by, happily describing the world that flashed instantly outside the car window, as if tearing a long fleeting poem into pieces and throwing them all the way to the forgotten land.
13. Time will also encounter setbacks and obstacles in its own movement, so it will stay in a certain room for a certain period of time.
14. The history of this family is a machine that cannot stop, a rotating wheel. This gear, if the shaft does not gradually and inevitably wear out, will continue to rotate forever.
15. As time goes by, she always stays in her innocent childhood, becoming more and more repulsive to all kinds of human feelings and sophistication, becoming more and more indifferent to all malice and suspicion, and living happily in her own simple real world.