How should China's famous sentences be translated into English? "I don't care about eternity, I only care about what I once had", which was translated by an English poet as "It's better to love and then lose than never to love". Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet also said, "Seeing the unknown too soon".

It's too late to know. It's kind of like "I hate not seeing you before I get married". We pay more attention to discovering Chinese and western famous sayings on weekdays, and we will be handy when using them.

Reference: rt/elearning/yangtl/studyroom _ topic 6 _ p1

Don't care about eternity

I only care about what I once had, and I don't care about eternity

Only care about having/not caring about eternity.

Only care about having/not caring about eternity.

Only care about and have}

Never mind eternity.

I only care about what I didn't care about forever.

All I care about is having

Never mind eternity.

I only care about using English? Never mind eternity.

I just want to have it once.

Reference: self