seeing these two sentences, two famous sayings have sprung up in my mind, which can well explain the meaning of these two sentences. One is a poem by the famous Russian poet Pushkin: "If life deceives you, don't be sad and don't be impatient. You need to be calm in melancholy days. Believe it, happy days will come, and your heart will always look forward to the future. Now it is often melancholy, everything is instantaneous, everything will pass, and the past will become a kind memory. " The other sentence is Lenin's: "forgetting the past means betrayal." In fact, my brother, who studied philosophy, gave his classmates a parting message when he graduated from college: Don't remember what should be forgotten, and don't forget what should be remembered, which is the key for us to understand these two inscriptions.
first of all, everything will pass. Life has been in the world for decades, and unpleasant things are often nine times out of ten. Then in these eight years, there are all kinds of misfortunes and hardships in life, including natural disasters and man-made disasters. Every year, natural disasters such as drought, flood, snow and debris flow will attack us, and occasionally there will be major earthquakes like Wenchuan, as well as various tragedies of unrest in the past decade; The ups and downs in life and the grievances in interpersonal relationships are even more common. We fail in exams, fail to find a job, find someone who is lovelorn, get frustrated in our career, close our business, be cheated by the pit, and fall out with our colleagues ... Faced with these, are we screaming at the sky, sighing for a long time, feeling bitter and depressed, or are we dialectical, positive, optimistic and tenacious, and firm in our beliefs, believing everything? I believe that in the future, there will be bread and milk, and everything will be fine. Remember and look for those even small and pleasant experiences, forget troubles and worries. Numerous examples have proved that obviously two kinds of mentality will lead to two kinds of results.
Besides, nothing will pass, and this mentality is also wise. It is a history that tells us that we must never forget and need to remember forever. For example, on the 9th anniversary of the founding of the Party this year, we will never forget those pioneers who fought bloody battles for the establishment of the China Producer Party. We commemorate the party's birthday in order to consolidate its position and prove its greatness and glory. Similarly, 46 years have passed since the ten-year "Cultural Revolution", but this catastrophe cannot be easily passed. Our reform and opening-up policy draws lessons from the disaster and backwardness it brought to the country and people with the class struggle as the key link, and it is even more to guard against future generations and prevent the recurrence of similar disasters. In Lu Xun's words, it is "a memorial to forget". There are also national disasters of the Chinese nation, such as the Nanjing Massacre. Remember the past, learn from the past, and learn from the past. Failure is the mother of success, and tuition fees should not be wasted. In fact, there are too many unforgettable things in our lives that never need to be remembered and never forgotten, which are deeply imprinted in our hearts. Some have become fond memories, and some have become a fortune. For example, people who have helped you, especially those who are in urgent need of help, things that have deeply touched your heart, major choices and turning points in life will not easily erase your memory with time.
I remember a fable, Ali, a famous Arab writer, once traveled with two friends, Gilbert and Masha. While walking through a valley, Masha slipped and slipped. Fortunately, Gilbert pulled him hard to save him. Masha wrote on a nearby big stone: "On a certain day, on a certain month, on a certain year, Gilbert saved Masha's life." The three of them walked on for a few days until they came to a river. Gilbert quarreled with Martha over a trivial matter, and Gilbert slapped Martha in the face. Misha ran to the beach and wrote: "On a certain day, on a certain month, Gibb slapped Misha." When they came back from their trip, Ali asked Masha curiously why he carved the story of Gilbert saving him on a stone and the story of Gilbert hitting him on the sand. Martha replied, "I will always be grateful to Gilbert for saving me. I will remember that." As for the fact that he hit me, I only forgot all about it with the disappearance of the handwriting on the beach. " This story tells us that it is the duty of being a man to remember others' help and forget others' bad treatment.
In fact, this is a kind of emotional transformation, which can be completed in an instant. This is to treat the pain of reality with hope. Once the pain is over, people will be more mature. For mature people, the past, even the pain, will become a symbol of life and make people feel very cordial. Keep your confidence in life, even in adversity, don't fall into despair and can't extricate yourself. As the saying goes, the world is boundless, and life is short. If life deceives you, the past has passed, and time can't go back. Apart from learning from experience and lessons, you don't have to worry about it.
Many people like such a vernacular poem: There are flowers in spring, a moon in autumn, a cool breeze in summer and snow in winter. If you don't mind your own business, it is a good time on earth. Remember some things and some people, forget some things and some people, remember what should be remembered and forget what should be forgotten, and you will feel that life is so beautiful!
everything will pass, which means forgetting, and everything will not pass, which means remembering. The two are the unity of opposites, and both are our philosophical mentality.