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Larue 2022-10-27 11:34:24
I don't understand it at all. It's saying that female diaosi also have spring. Don't you belittle yourself? The death of a diaosi evokes a new understanding of the rich second generation about death and life, as well as the way of life? If the concierge does not have the shadow of the Japanese ex-wife, then the Japanese's initiative to the concierge is simply a miracle. In today's world of women who pretend to be hedgehogs, the Japanese need to save a concierge? Classic line: What matters is not when to die, but what we are doing at the moment of death. Choose to die in the corner of corruption or die in the climb
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Paloma Josse: Planning to die doesn't mean I let myself go like a rotten vegetable. What matters isn't the fact of dying or when you die. It's what you're doing at that precise moment.
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Renée Michel: Happy families are all alike.
Kakuro Ozu: Every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.
[Quoting from Tolstoy's 'Anna Karenina']