A very realistic sentence about life is as follows:

1. A person who knows how to love would rather play the loser than defeat the person he loves. If you love, you must know how to give in.

2. If you want to fall, the gods can't save you; If you want to grow up, you can survive in nowhere.

3. If you can choose comfort, then who will choose wandering? If this glass of wine can forget all the sadness, then I will do it first.

4. None of us meet another person casually. We all found each other after a long journey through mountains and rivers. When our people grew up in the river, it was a short moment of karma. It was not an accident, it was our choice.

5. Love is always more beautiful than imagination. Meet like this. Farewell is the same. I hope you don't mind.

Introduction of life sentiment:

Life sentiment is some feelings and awareness of life generated in life. Personal perception is different due to different life experiences and personal cultivation and morality. It is also a person who suddenly sees everything in his own experience at a specific time, place and environment clearly and transparently, which varies with different personal qualities, different positions and different understandings.

Understanding the story

Several students asked the philosopher Socrates, "What is life?"

Socrates took them to an apple grove and asked everyone to walk from one end of the forest to the other, and each person chose an apple that he thought was the biggest and best. Don't go back, don't choose twice.

In the process of walking through the apple forest, the students carefully selected the apples they thought were the best. When everyone came to the other end of the apple grove, Socrates was already waiting for them there. He smiled and asked the students, "Have you picked the fruit that you are most satisfied with?" Everyone looked at me and I looked at you, but there was no answer.

Socrates saw this and asked, "What's the matter? Are you not satisfied with your choice?"

"Teacher, let's make another choice," a student pleaded. "When I first walked into the orchard, I found a big and good apple, but I still want to find a bigger and better one. When I reached the end of the orchard, I found that the one I saw for the first time was the biggest and best. "

The other one went on to say, "I'm just the opposite of him. Soon after I walked into the orchard, I picked the biggest and best fruit I thought, but later I found something better. Therefore, I regret it a little. " "Teacher, let's choose again!" Other students also requested in unison.

Socrates smiled and said earnestly, "Children, this is life, and life is an unrepeatable choice."

In the face of an irreversible life, we can only do three things: make a solemn choice and strive not to leave regrets; If you regret it, face it rationally and then strive for change; If you can't change it, accept it bravely, don't regret it, and move on.