1. The so-called luck is that when you are ready, the opportunity comes.

2. Before a certain age, you can live a life of cleverness, cleverness, and luck given to you by overdrafting your body. However, after a certain age, what can really take you far is self-discipline, positivity and diligence.

3. Just be lazy. At least you can comfort yourself by knowing there is a reason for failure. If you work hard and still fail, it will be embarrassing.

4. I saw a sentence and encouraged everyone: There is no right choice at all. We can only rely on struggle to make the original choice appear correct.

5. In life, character comes first, and talent comes second; in doing things, understanding comes first, and diligence comes second.

6. Don’t reserve your things for a special moment, because every day of your life is so special.

7. When I smile, my face is like a spring flower. It will surely move people, no matter who they are.

8. Real strength is when everyone thinks you will collapse, you can still cheer up.

9. We all have moments of despair. Only when we face it bravely do we know how strong we are.

10. There are only people who can’t figure it out in the world, and there is no impossible road. The road is not only a distance, but also an experience.

11. When you decide to be a happy person from now on, you also know that the first thing you need to do is to be a strong person.

12. Courage is not the power that allows you to continue. Courage is what keeps you going when you have no strength.

13. There is no rehearsal in life, only live broadcast, so you must strive to do your best in everything!

14. The so-called growth means forcing you to be alone. Staggering and injured, stumbling and strong. The 36 sentences summarized by a college boy are very profound, sharp and realistic

Introduction: People are always like this. You envy my independence, and I envy the warmth around you. Between reality and dreams, we all tend from dreams to reality so that we deviate more and more. When reality is satisfied, when we look at dreams, we are already far away. The 36 sentences summarized by a college boy using his personal experience are very profound, sharp and realistic. After reading it, you will understand more and let go a lot.

1. In the past, I studied, one book per semester, and then I had to keep it well and read it again before the college entrance examination. The contents in the book will bring back memories when you read them many years later. After college, I read one book per semester and threw it away after using it. Thinking about the covers of the books I studied, I had no impression. When I was reading it again in preparation for the postgraduate entrance examination, I felt like it was a new book.

So, I understand that sometimes, repetition makes people feel at ease, while novelty makes people feel indifferent.

2. My parents sent me to register at the university. Before leaving, my mother came to say goodbye to me. I asked where my father was. My mother said, "Your father was afraid that you would cry, so he didn't come." When I went home during the second summer vacation, my mother accidentally said, "Actually, your dad was across the street at that time. When you turned around and entered the school, your dad cried."

So, I understood that in the face of growing up, Parents are also fragile.

3. When registering at the university, my mother accompanied me, making beds and buying supplies. I have a roommate who makes his own bed there. Later I found out that he came to check in by himself. I admire him very much, and I also admire the parents for letting their children go so freely. I feel ashamed of myself. Another meal, I told this roommate, I admire you for coming to school on your own. He said: "You envy my independence, and I envy the warmth around you."

So, I understand that when I look at others, others are also looking at me. Why should I ignore myself?

4. Before college, my classmates and I had our hands and legs pinched in class. Now there is a different face next to me in every class. I say hello, but I forget this face after class.

So, I understood "My Deskmate".

5. When I was a freshman, I had a stomachache, so I called my mother to complain; when I was a sophomore, a classmate accidentally hit his head. I later asked him if your mother knew, and he said he hadn’t told her. , afraid that she would worry.

So, I understood that my crying would be amplified by distance. Thousands of miles away, my mother was in more pain than me.

6. When I was in my second semester of college, I called my mother. For a while, she put the phone down without saying a few words. She said she was busy. When I came home during the winter vacation, my dad told me that my mother was actually hospitalized during that time. For half a month, every time before answering my call, she would tell the people in the ward not to talk, and she would not dare to chat with me for a long time. Afraid of being exposed.

So, I understand that sometimes concealing something is also a kind of love.

7. Before high school, I just studied, threw away my dirty clothes and had someone wash me, and opened my mouth when I was hungry. At that time, I thought there were few clothes and the food was not delicious. When I went to college, I looked at the piles of dirty clothes stuffed under the bed. I thumped my waist and could only continue to wash them one by one. Staring at the food in the cafeteria, he sighed and had no choice but to put it down and swallow.

So, I understand that things that I thought were ordinary will not be so easy when I fully bear them.

8. When I was in high school, I secretly read Youth Digest and Contemporary Music in class. It was very satisfying. While reading the novel, I was wary of the teacher again and again, and it was a great pleasure to read. When I was in college, I happened to pass by a newsstand and bought a copy of Youth Digest. I gave it to my boss for three yuan, and the boss said three and a half yuan. I asked when the price increase was, and the boss said it had been more than a year. I just discovered that I have never bought Youth Digest since college.

So, I understand, are there some old friends and happiness that we have slowly forgotten?

9. School starts very early. Basically, you have to go to school before the 15th day of the Chinese New Year. On the fifteenth day of the first lunar month this year, I had a video with my grandpa. I said: Grandpa, look at your eldest grandson growing so much beard. I don’t know if grandpa heard it, but he was laughing over there, but I was crying here.

So, I understand that as time and distance extend forward, something will eventually be lost, so cherish it.

10. When I first entered college, I felt that I was an outlier: in the corridor at night, passers-by A and B passed by and said loudly that the school was so boring, and then I quickly closed the book; I was studying on my own I was eating snacks in the room, and passers-by A and B discussed that the snacks were rubbish, nutritious, and toxic, so I put the remaining snacks in a plastic bag; I used my mobile phone to log in to QQ, and passers-by A and B discussed that QQ is really a copycat, and I am used to MSN. I blushed and shut down QQ. To be honest, I didn’t know how to use MSN. I was able to memorize the level 6 vocabulary words very well. Passersby A and B were talking next to me. I think there is a pattern for high scores in GRE and TOFUL. I was shameless. I put away my English book; there are too many passers-by in this world, so I am more accustomed to walking in alleys because there are fewer people. However, alleys become narrower and narrower, and they are often dead ends, so I can only walk on the side of the road and leave the middle to the mighty people. Passers-by, but they often fall into sewers on the roadside, or they narrowly escape the manhole cover but accidentally hit a tree. Later, when I looked at myself, although I didn’t have any big success, my college life was still enviable by passers-by.

So, I understood, just follow your own path and keep looking at others, otherwise you might fall down. Still watch your path carefully.

11. In order to stay in bed for a while, I used to give up various excuses, including dizziness and stuffy nose, but the leave application form was signed in my own name. After I went to college, I didn’t need to give a reason, just sleep when I wanted to, and let others call me by name. In the end, I lost all my people.

So, I understand and take responsibility, but I am becoming less and less afraid.

12. When I was in high school and couldn’t stand it any longer, I wanted to persevere a little longer. Then I would be able to get into college! When I entered college, I looked at my major, the postgraduate entrance exams and the scholarships of my former classmates, and then I started to scold myself, why didn't I persist more in the first place?

So, I understand that people do have unlimited potential, if we look at the past based on the current situation.

13. Before going to college, I lived with the help of relatives. When I went to see a doctor, I could find a good doctor through connections. When I went to school, I could go through the back door and get into a good class. I could get care from my parents and friends wherever I went. After college, my parents couldn't help me. Not only did I have to queue up wherever I went, but I also had to be forced to jump in line.

So, I understand that I often think that I am self-righteous and do not pay attention to my parents. In fact, I am nothing.

14. When he was in the second grade of junior high school, Leslie Cheung jumped from a tall building. In winter, Anita Mui also left. I studied on my own in the second semester of my sophomore year and used my mobile phone to surf the Internet. I realized that Luo Jing’s voice would no longer appear on the news broadcasts I had heard since I was a child.

So, I understand that when we grow up, we don’t know how many people will leave us.

15. Bite the bullet and go to college to study economics. Although others think my school’s economy is great, I actually know how good I am. When I first entered college, I wanted to take the postgraduate entrance examination, but when my grades were not good enough, I wanted to change my major. However, I failed to change my major and prepared to take the civil service exam. The civil service exam became more and more intense and dark, so I prepared for the CpA. At first I wanted to travel around the world, then I wanted to make a lot of money, then I wanted to have a stable job, and then I wanted to find a good job smoothly. My dreams are shrinking more and more, but they are considered more and more practical and pragmatic.

So, I understand that between reality and dreams, we all tend from dreams to reality so that we deviate more and more. When reality is satisfied, when we look at dreams again, we can no longer see the distance. arrive.

16. Before college, dating should be secretive, secretive, and not visible to the light. After college, singles have to be secretive, secretive, and unable to see the light of day.

So, I understand that sometimes, there is only a thin line between what is reasonable and what is unreasonable.

17. In high school, I gave my teachers nicknames, and my classmates all called me that in private. When I entered college, I wanted to give my teacher a nickname, but found that I didn’t even know the teacher’s nickname.

So, I understand, some childish games can no longer be played.

18. When I first entered junior high school, Twins debuted. They were young and cute, and many classmates were their fans. In her senior year of high school, Gillian secretly collected nude photos and circulated them to each other. She was no longer pure and it was hard to believe. In her sophomore year, Asa announced her divorce. She cried in front of the camera and was reluctant to let go of her marriage.

So, I understand, I am not the only one who is growing.

19. When I was in high school, I had to hold back my ability to run and jump. I had to hold back my ability to speak and sing. The college entrance examination only tested Chinese, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, and Chemistry. Everyone is made from the same bun and looks the same. In college, what matters is quality. If you have special skills, you can stand out. Although recently they are all steamed buns, but it depends on which bun has more pleats and which bun looks like a hamburger. It’s all about personality.

So, I understand, even if you are short in everything, you still have to have a specialty at critical moments.

20. When I was in high school, I could only wear school uniforms. Wherever I went, the older ones would call me younger brother, and the younger ones would call me older brother. There is no uniform in college, so all the old ladies on the subway call me big brother, and the junior high school students call me uncle, and they have to bite the bullet and agree.

So, I understand, in fact, we are no longer children.

21. When I was in high school, I only watched the local weather forecast. When I was in college, I looked at two weather forecasts. In addition to the city I was in, I never forgot to check the weather at home.

So, I understand that no matter how far I go, I still miss my not-so-prosperous hometown.

22. When I was taking photos when I was a kid, I liked the "V" gesture, shouting "yeah" silly, or making trouble for others by making bunny ears. Now that I'm in college, I'm embarrassed to make the "V" sign. I feel so stupid, but I don't have any new ideas. I'm embarrassed and don't know where to put my hands.

So, understand and grow, we have to start to get rid of many habits and use them to replace the ones we haven't found yet.

23. After evening self-study in middle school, a large group of classmates rode their bikes home together, chatting, racing, and shouting. They were willing to take a long detour in order to have more fun. After class in college, those who went back to their dormitories went back to their dormitories, those who were busy with work went to work, and those who were with their girlfriends were busy picking up their girlfriends. Laughing and calling them bastards.

So, I understand, laugh at this loneliness, laugh at that loneliness, in fact, I am really experiencing loneliness now.

24. When I was in middle school, I was very rebellious. When I encountered setbacks and quarreled with my parents, I wanted to run away from home and explore the world. When I was in college, when I encountered grievances or faced injustice, I just wanted to run home, hide in my mother’s arms and say nothing, just pat me on the back.

So, I understand that the fledgling wings are thinking about flying, but the wings are spread out and soaring, but they are thinking about returning.

25. When I was a child, I always wanted to be the first in everything: I wanted to be the first to be able to write Chinese characters, the first to ride a bicycle to school... After college, I liked to run in the middle of everything: I didn’t take the lead, I didn’t Just hold back and be steady.

So, I understand, there is a lot of controversy in the front, and there are many disputes in the back. The balance is still the moderation left by our ancestors.

26. In high school, the teachers were very strict and they were not allowed to send greeting cards during the New Year. First, it was a waste of money, and second, the thought of sending greeting cards was spent on studying. Then we send it secretly: pretending to pass by casually, quickly stuff the greeting card into the recipient's desk; or put it in a book and pass it on in the name of closure. Everyone has become an underground party. When I was in college, I would stop for a while when I passed a stall selling greeting cards, look at them again and again, and then walk away. It wasn't that the teacher didn't allow me to send them, but that I didn't know who to send them to.

So, I understand, when some things are finally justified, they lose their meaning.

27. When writing essays in high school, the first paragraph states the point of view, the second paragraph uses two examples, one long and one short, to demonstrate, and the last paragraph summarizes and sublimates the whole text. I often scold college entrance examination essays as "new eight-legged essays", which annihilates creativity, and then I secretly write some unique words for my own entertainment. After college, there were no restrictions. I was holding myself back until my face turned red but I couldn't write anything. Instead, I hoped for an example.

So, I understand, those who shout everywhere to promote individuality are often the ones with the least individuality.

28. When I was in high school, I could only wear school uniforms. Wherever I went, the older ones would call me younger brother, and the younger ones would call me older brother. There is no uniform in college, so all the old ladies on the subway call me young man, and the junior high school students call me uncle, and I have to bite the bullet and agree.

So, I understand, in fact, we are no longer children.

29. When I was in high school, I had to hold back my ability to run and jump. I had to hold back my ability to speak and sing. The college entrance examination only tested Chinese, Mathematics, History, Geography, Science, and Chemistry. Everyone is made from the same bun and looks the same. In college, what matters is quality. If you have special skills, you can stand out. Although they are all steamed buns when you come in, it depends on which bun has more pleats and which bun looks like a hamburger. It's all about personality.

So, I understand, even if you are short in everything, you still have to have a specialty at critical moments.

30. When I was a child, I heard about the end of the world in 1999 and was terrified. Now I am still alive and well. Now that I'm in college, rumors of 20xx are spreading. Thinking about the experience in 1999, I decided to wait for the sun to rise in 20xx.

So, I understand, people always like to scare themselves, and there is nothing new in the way of scaring.

31. When school started, I would wrap my own book covers and use them until the end. The cover of each book was clean, but the inside was densely packed with black notes. After college, I haven’t wrapped my books in covers. I haven’t used them a few times in a semester, but the surface is dirty and wrinkled, but the inside is clean and as good as new.

So, I understand that I should learn from my past self when it comes to perseverance both on the surface and on the inside.

32. In the past, if the teacher made a mistake in writing or speaking on the blackboard in class, we would remind him to correct it. In the university class, the teacher made a mistake and no one spoke. Some of them did not dare to speak, some of them had nothing to say, some of them were laughing at the joke, and some of them did not know what they were talking about.

So, I understand that children speak without restraint, even if there are many reasons for silence.

33. In high school, I gave my teachers nicknames, and my classmates all called me that in private. When I entered college, I wanted to give my teacher a nickname, but I found that I didn’t even know the teacher’s nickname.

So, I understand, some childish games can no longer be played.

34. In the past, I used to study one book per semester, and then I had to keep it well and read it again before the college entrance examination. The contents in the book will bring back memories when you read them many years later. After college, I read one book per semester and sold it after using it. Thinking about the covers of the books I have studied, I have no impression. When I was reading it again in preparation for the postgraduate entrance examination, I felt like it was a new book.

So, I understand that sometimes, repetition makes people feel at ease, while novelty makes people feel indifferent.

35. When I was in high school, I couldn’t hold on anymore. I thought about how I would be liberated after taking the college entrance examination. I don’t have to wear school uniforms, I can sleep in, and I have hope despite the hardships. I couldn't hold on to college any longer. When I thought about graduation, I thought about finding a job. When I think of work, I think of getting a wife, and when I think of getting a wife, I think of houses and cars. The more I think about it, the less I dare to think about it.

So, I understand that the future is not only used to yearn for, but also used to spur oneself.

36. College is about learning to face your parents as you get older. As we grow up, we can accept that we who thought we were someone have become nobody. In my freshman year, I have so much time that I don’t know how to arrange it; in my sophomore year, I have so many worries that I don’t know how to deal with them; in my junior year, I have so many things that I don’t know how to deal with them; in my senior year, I have so many tangles that I don’t know how to deal with them. Let go;

So, in the blink of an eye, I graduated from college and started working; looking back, I found a lot of memories, and looking back again, I found even more losses...

Postscript: If you are not there You can't empathize with the situation. You don't understand my pain, and I don't understand the sadness behind your smile. Only by truly experiencing those people and those things can you understand the true meaning of life. A very domineering and profound statement about my feelings

1. There is no right or wrong in this society, only strong and weak.

2. Life is full of seas, the floating clouds are gone, wave goodbye.

3. While others hold hands while shopping, I hold my dog ??and stroll around for a while to see who doesn’t like it and bites it twice!

4. A good person needs to go through eighty-one hardships to become a Buddha, while a bad person only needs to put down his butcher knife.

5. What should come will always come. Don’t be too anxious. Maybe I give you everything today, but you will have nothing tomorrow.

6. The older generation always says that as much blessing as one can enjoy, one must suffer as much as one suffers. If your future is limited, don't complain all the time.

7. The high school entrance examination is a matter for one person, but the score of the high school entrance examination is a matter for the seven aunts, eight aunts, Lao Wang next door and a bunch of other people.

8. No matter how bad you do in the exam, you will have no regrets. The only thing you are afraid of is the words of those relatives.

9. It is a common problem for women to want to get to the bottom of everything, but cannot stand the stimulation of the truth.

10. Today, many years later, we can still stand against the wind, but we are no longer the young people we were before.

11. We irresponsibly praise others with a few words, but if they fall, no one will catch them.

12. Time is like this. It feels slow when you wander in it. Once you look back intently, it’s just a snap of your fingers.

13. Things you deliberately look for are often not found. Everything in the world comes and goes in its own time.

14. Isn’t that what people are like? When comforting others, they are clear-headed, but when they encounter obstacles that they cannot overcome, they immediately cannot extricate themselves.

15. Everyone understands the big principles, but it’s just small emotions that cause trouble. Even though I’ve heard so many principles, I still can’t live a good life.

16. The road is still long, and youth will be gone after a few years. Keep some skills, everyone will grow old.

17. When you are tired, sit down and take a rest. Life is still very long, and there are still many worries waiting for us. There is no need to be afraid or anxious. You can say you are tired, but don’t say you can’t.

18. Don’t look down on yourself so much. Maybe one day you get crazy and you become the center of attention and become unattainable.

19. Men are all children and it takes them a lifetime to grow up. Women all want to be children, but the role they are best at is that of mother.

20. An excellent woman must find a way to control a man that ordinary women cannot control; an excellent man must find a way to conquer a woman that ordinary men cannot conquer.

21. Ordinary people only get 1 point if they do something well, and beautiful girls get 10 points if they do something well. Similarly, if a beautiful girl does something wrong, they lose 1 point. Not so If a beautiful girl does something wrong, she will lose 10 points. Whether you agree with it or not, the world is so superficial most of the time. A very profound signature

1. Have the simplest life and the most distant dream.

2. As long as you face the sun, there will be no shadow in front of you.

3. Time is water and memories are faces in the waves

4. Life always pushes people to a dead end, but we still have to work hard to survive.

5. Emotional devotion will have results even if it is sincere.

6. The earth is round and goes around but returns to the starting point.

7. When you succeed, don’t forget your past. When you fail, you have to forget that you still have a future.

8. The same is true in life. We curse or become discouraged. , it is better to treat life calmly.

9. Climb onto the train and follow it, feeling like you have caught up with time and caught up with the past.

10. In love, emotionally, when you want to conquer the other person, you have actually been conquered by the other person to a certain extent. First is the other person's attraction to you, and then is your desire to conquer the other person.

11. The most dangerous state is greed, just let it go and don’t deceive yourself and others

12. It is easy to look down on others, but it is very difficult to deal with yourself

13. Water makes noise due to obstruction, and people mature due to setbacks

14. Don’t keep unpleasant things in your heart

15. Optimists see opportunities in difficulties, and pessimists Those who see suffering in opportunities, the ideal road is always prepared for those who have faith.

16. Life does not matter how long it is, but it is important to live a brilliant life, eat it all, use it up, and be healthy

17. No matter how the memories come back, it is the past after all, and no matter how nice the words are, they are just Playing on occasion

18. Except for your own parents, no one will tolerate your unreasonable troubles again and again.

19. We fall in love because of each smile, and we separate because of huge reasons.

20. It’s because you don’t get it, so you keep pursuing it.

21. People are happy when they are simple, and they grow old when they are sophisticated.

22. It is very happy to have money to spend before the age of 30, and it is even happier to have money to spend after the age of 30. It is very laborious to fight before the age of 30, and it is even more laborious to fight after the age of 30.

23. Memories are like cigarettes held between fingers. The more they burn, the more they burn and eventually they will turn into ashes, leaving only the source of pain

24. Sometimes, it’s not that the other person doesn’t care. You, but you take the other person too seriously.

25. Why do adults speak the same language when telling lies, but adults complain when children lie?

26. Perseverance is not a long-distance race, but one sprint after another.

27. We always cherish the virtues we have not obtained and forget the virtues we have.

28. The meteor fell so hard because of too many wishes.

29. We pursue things we like, but forget the essence of happiness.

30. Knowing your own ignorance is the most reliable way to understand the world.

31. Repeating the same things and looking at the same people every day, it’s time to change your life.

32. People always feel happy when they are close to happiness, but worry about gains and losses when happiness is in progress.

33. People must be able to take things and let them go. To take things is to survive, and to let them go is to live.

34. If you are honest with yourself, nothing can deceive you.

35. Kindness is a virtue, but sometimes it can become a knife. To indulge a bad person is to turn your own kindness into a knife.

36. People cannot see through the mortal world, because people live in the mortal world.

37. The two major tragedies in life: one is despair of all ideas, and the other is complacency.

38. Giving up is a kind of wisdom, and defects are a kind of grace.

39. Half bright and half gloomy, this is life.

40. Some disappointments are inevitable, but most of them are because you overestimate yourself.