literature
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Philosophical life quotes
1. Happiness is simple: someone to love; something to do; something to look forward to. 2. never regret the path you choose, whether it was ten years ago or now.
Shahin BabuuPublished a day ago in FamiliesThe real wealth is the smile on your face
When people talk about wealth, they naturally think of money. Yes, money is an indispensable material condition in life, but money does not necessarily mean wealth. Because money is not everything, even if money can buy youth, can not buy sincerity, can not buy happiness. In fact, what is really rich is the smile on your face.
John WilsonPublished a day ago in FamiliesGo forward with hope and everything will be better and better
No matter from books or some platforms, I have also learned a lot of knowledge that is conducive to physical and mental health. For example, the slow speech and slow speech of today have gradually replaced the previous eloquence; Walking leisurely and unhurried, gradually replaced the once brisk pace; When we do things, we have the original wind and fire and become orderly. And when walking, the low eyebrows with the head turned to look straight ahead, and the eyes were full of confidence and yearning for the future.
John WilsonPublished a day ago in FamiliesThe Mind of an Introvert
A constant weight that never falters, A constant sore that never heals. We wear a mask to hide the truth, Even though people don’t care enough to try and discover them.
Reem ElhajPublished a day ago in FamiliesWhat kind of love is love?
Love is a strong attachment, closeness, longing, and selfless and inexhaustible affection between individuals (mostly refers to people). It is usually the contrast between love and desire. Love is composed of love and love. Love is the soul of love, and love is the additional attribute of love, but not necessary. The Chinese classic book "Zhou Li · Ground lawsuit acts second · Media" :" Men marry at 30, women marry at 20. If you do not give orders without cause, punish them." In the Zhou Dynasty, men married when they were thirty and women married when they were twenty. Punishment will be given to those who do not obey the rules for no reason. The "Rites of Zhou" is very rich in content, as big as the world of Kyushu, astronomical calendar; As small as canal roads, trees insect fish. All the state system, political science and law, culture and education, rites, music, military punishment, taxes, meals, clothing, sleeping temples, horses, agriculture, commerce and medicine, craft production, all kinds of famous objects, laws and regulations, systems, everything. It can be called the treasure house of Chinese culture. "Annals of Rites · Internal Rules", "Guliang Biography · Twelve Years of Wen Gong", "Gongyang Biography" and later "Shang Shu DaZhuan" and other historical books also said this, that this is the Zhou Dynasty ritual prescribed for men and women of marriageable age. Scholars of the Han Dynasty favored this view most. In Chinese culture, love is to connect the other person's heart, with the attributes of intimacy, passion, commitment, attachment and emotion, and the confidence of the long-term nature of the relationship, as well as the ability to share personal life with the other person. On the emotional basis of love, in addition to the cross-cultural differences in love, the concept of love has changed a lot over time (and has developed different characteristics in different national cultures). Love is an integral part of human nature. In a narrow sense, it refers to the love between lovers, and in a broad sense, it also includes the love between friends and relatives (love feelings). Du Zichun's Three visits to Chang 'an :" The old man fell on his feet and sighed :' People have seven feelings: emotions, passions, fears, love and evil desires. I see you do all the six feelings, but not love. Xia Yan, Guan Hanqing Immortal :" He was a man who loved real life and the masses."
xiehanxingPublished 2 days ago in FamiliesReturning to the Simple Joys of Home and Hobby
In the previous many years, many moms have settled on the choice to seek after professions, yet that pattern is by all accounts evolving. Home and leisure activities are calling to these ladies, who will make monetary and individual penances to be the essential parental figures for their little youngsters. Numerous ladies have gotten back to being managers at home, and side interest abilities can assist them with meeting the monetary difficulties of being a one-pay family.
waqas AhmadPublished 4 days ago in FamiliesChildhood on the father's back
Childhood on the father's back When people reach middle age, they no longer rush forward with the same heart as young people, but in the spare time of working around, from time to time, they recall the past people and things. When I talk to my friends about my childhood, what impresses me most and feels most warm and warm is my father's back.
My Paradise
I have a fun paradise, which is the small yard of my grandmother's house. There was a tall persimmon tree in the yard, and I spent an interesting childhood with me.
AliceParsonPublished 14 days ago in FamiliesMy Top Ten Most Loved Vocal Stories
Introduction This is merely a directory of the stories of mine that people like most of Vocal. It's nothing clever but if you are unaware of my work then you may find all these interesting. These may not have the most reads just the most Vocal Hearts and feel free to add hearts if you like them or this one.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 19 days ago in FamiliesWho was the Real Sleeping Beauty
In the late 1800s, a town in Sweden was on the brink of fame for being the home of a real-life sleeping beauty. It all happened on a little island called Okno, where 1414-year-old Carolina Olson lived with her family. She lived in a large family with her mother, father, and her five brothers. They were a farming and fishing family. Just like many others on this little remote island.
Kerrie G.DiazPublished 25 days ago in FamiliesMemories of Childhood and Beyond
Some years ago, I fell upon page 1 of a memoir written by my great great grandfather. Reading it was startling. Although only one page, I felt he was touching me. I knew him and he was speaking to me, knowing me. Looking at his writing, I learned far more about him than the page contained. He died in 1912, one hundred and ten years ago. I became hungry to know him better and for some years I combed archives for his letters and stories of him. He remains very close to me.
Campfire Stories: Told Around The Flame
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. Mr. Anderson thought about his childhood at Bronze Lake and wondered if the ghost was still there haunting the campground. He comforted himself by telling himself that it was many years ago, and he need not live in fear.
Irene MielkePublished 2 months ago in Families