Eight Classic Sentences in One Hundred Years of Solitude

The eight classic sentences in One Hundred Years of Solitude are as follows:

Life is shorter than you think.

In life, unexpected things always happen. We obviously intend to do this and that tomorrow, but we don't know what will happen tomorrow, which makes us at a loss, even yin and yang are separated. There is no if in life, only the result. What a good word "wait"! What you want to do, do it at once, don't leave regrets!

All the splendor I have experienced in my life will eventually be repaid by loneliness.

Things change, and the only constant is change. "Summer is extremely cold without summer, and it is extremely cold without summer." The road of life can't be at its peak every day, and even the best flowers will wither one day. All the feelings in the world are in full bloom and will eventually become dull. People can't be fanatical forever, and the iron lady Thatcher, who dominates politics, will die alone.

What saddens me most is that we have wasted so much time.

A magazine once conducted a questionnaire survey on the elderly over 60. The theme is: "What do you regret most?" The survey results show that 92% people regret not working hard enough when they were young. How many people live like this. When I was young, I was addicted to games, when I was young, I was addicted to pleasure, and when I was middle-aged, I was confined to comfort. You may delay, but time will not. Don't wait until time changes to regret that time has passed.

The secret of a happy old age is nothing more than signing a dignified agreement with loneliness.

There is such a legendary woman in Japan, who went to work at the age of 7 1, fell in love at the age of 96, and won the prize at the age of 100. She is still working miracles. She is Yoko Sasaki, the earliest female news photographer in Japan. In her later years, she experienced the death of her lover and returned to her own life. In this world, everyone is an island, and all the joys and sorrows need to be experienced by one person.

You hate those people so much, fight with them for so long, and finally become like them.

Life is a collection of trivial chores, and friction with people is inevitable in this process. If we have to argue right and wrong at this time, it will not only hurt the harmony between the two sides, but also escalate the situation in the quarrel, resulting in the inability to end. Life is not a debate, there is no need to win or lose.

6. The biggest lie in the world is to deceive yourself, and the deepest stupidity is to believe these lies.

Rationalize your own mistakes and attribute everything that goes wrong to external factors. But as Heine, a German poet, said, "Life cannot blossom brilliantly from lies." A lie told a thousand times is just a lie, and it cannot be turned from fantasy to reality.

7. Even if your feelings are exhausted and you can't give them, there will always be a moment and a thing that can touch your heart.

The world of adults is full of helplessness to life, and the pressure of work and the burden of family make people breathless. I feel that I have lost the ability to perceive emotions, just like a stagnant pool. But life is long, there are always moments, just like a stone accidentally falling into the water, inadvertently touching your heartstrings.

8. All the glories in life need to be repaid by loneliness after all.

Life will not be dark forever, but it will not be brilliant forever. No one can be at the top all his life. Just like climbing a mountain, no matter how many difficulties you have experienced before, how hard you climb. When you reach the top and feel the wonderful life, you will eventually come down.