The 6 most touching sentences in the world, you should read them at least once in your life. The first sentence comes from Maupassant's "Boule de Suif": Life may not be as good as you imagine, but it will not be as bad as you imagine. Everyone is working hard and desperately in their own lives. But we know that life is sometimes very bad. You think you see hope, but you are given a basin of cold water. But sometimes, when you can't see hope, you will gain a lot of unexpected warmth. Some people feel that their lives are very unfortunate, and they can't always go smoothly. But looking back at others, their lives may be worse. So cherish what you have, and everything will be fine. The second sentence comes from Darwin's "Origin of Species": Survival of the fittest. Organisms compete with each other, and those who can adapt survive. Organisms, not just animals, but also humans. You think that society gives everyone equal opportunities, but it is not. Society does not have equal opportunities. If people want to live and succeed, they must take the initiative to attack and seize all possible opportunities. If you just wait for opportunities, the biggest possibility is to be eliminated. To survive better, you must force yourself to be excellent so that you can get better resources. The third sentence comes from "The Analects": Gentlemen are open and honest, while villains are always worried. It is normal for there to be gentlemen and villains in this world. Our parents have taught us since childhood that we should be open and honest, not to cause trouble to others, and not to do crooked things. People who are upright are not worried or afraid, and they are worthy of what they do. People who like to calculate are prone to worry about gains and losses, and this is the reason why mediocre people worry about themselves. It is not only the foundation of being a human being, but also a warning to future generations not to blame others too much for everything. Controlling emotions is also controlling life. Confucius also said: "No resentment in the country, no resentment at home." Resentment is the most undesirable thing. Even if life is difficult, eating coarse grains, drinking cold water, and bending your arms as pillows, you still have your own fun in life. The fourth sentence comes from Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye": Remember what you should remember and forget what you should forget. Change what can be changed and accept what cannot be changed. Remember, forget, change, accept, these are all necessary to form the attitude towards life. What to remember? Some good memories, people who are good to you, things that you feel very fulfilled about. In the whole long journey of life, these are the most worthwhile memories to look back on when you grow old. What to forget? People who bring you pain and anxiety, people who are hard to get back, things that do not belong to you. Don't add troubles to yourself, don't worry about things that have not happened, and don't be afraid of things that have happened. What hasn't happened yet may not come. And the troubles that have come, even if you are afraid, are useless, it is better to face them well. The fifth sentence comes from Alexandre Dumas's "The Count of Monte Cristo": Happiness is a pair of shoes, only you know whether it fits you. Some people care too much about the voices of the outside world, thinking that what others say is good, maybe it is good for them. I think what others say is not good, then it must be unacceptable. But how can others know whether it is suitable for you? The sixth sentence comes from Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": Life is short, and grass and trees are only one autumn. When you get old, you will find that a person's life is only tens of thousands of days. When a person is born, he is just like a plant. He breaks through the soil, sprouts, grows leaves, bears fruit, and falls leaves... In the end, dust returns to dust. If you say that life is long, it is long, and if you say it is short, it is also short. The most important thing is to see how you choose to live. Everyone has only one life. Living a mediocre life is also living, and living a wonderful life is also living. There are many people who waste their years, and there are also many people who are truly vivid. When you grow old and die, just don't let yourself regret it.