First, when we grow up, we will express our feelings in a more appropriate and natural way.

In fact, with my limited experience, I really can't judge whether there is really a popular saying and motto in society. I can only confirm that when I graduate from primary school and junior high school, my classmates will really pretend to quote some famous sayings in the yearbook and inspire each other with a bright future. When I graduated from high school around 2007, I didn't seem to do it.

Yes, we were young then. Even though we are always quarreling and have many contradictions, at the moment of graduation, we really had a hard time and will never see each other again. At that time, we didn't know how many farewells we had to go through for the rest of our lives! We are full of positive energy, writing inspirational words to each other, and sincerely believe that everyone will have a bright future. We are simple and naive, but we like to pretend to be deep. The Chinese teacher encourages us to quote more famous aphorisms in our compositions, so we have an inexplicable admiration for them, which seems to condense the deepest thoughts. So we solemnly wrote down the sentence that Mochow has no confidant in the future, and everyone knows a gentleman. At that moment, we thought we were like adults, and we gave our parting a ritualized solemnity.

However, when we grow up, we know that getting together and leaving are common. If a person leaves, it may not be long before I forget him and he will forget me. We are used to eating together and then going our separate ways. Parting is a common occurrence, so it is no longer solemn.

We know that everyone has their own future, and we don't need encouragement, because everyone knows it. There is no need to instill truth, because we all know the truth, but we still can't make it.

Second, society is developing and changing, and people are becoming more and more pragmatic and rational.

What era is it now? It is an era when chicken soup is popular and everyone shouts, and it is an era when the slogan is not empty and only advocates hard work.

So, why give away the famous aphorisms when you leave? A person has a way of life, so why take other people's words as life motto? After all, fate is in our own hands, and the questions of life can only be answered by experience. No matter how brilliant the famous aphorism is, it is also an empty truth if it is related to your real life.

After all, who am I to tell you your life with famous aphorisms and act as your life mentor?

After all, if we are really friends, how valuable is it to listen patiently to famous sayings and aphorisms when the other party is sad and give sincere congratulations when the other party is happy?

After all, in today's developed communication, even if you leave, you can always get in touch with each other as long as you have the heart. Why did the epigram make the parting so serious?

Let parting be parting, in a natural way