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It should be said that it is the helplessness of life. Especially for love.

Your love begins because of a casual look or a momentary action, but he doesn't love you.

The one who loves you waits silently, but you don't love him.

It's sad.

On behalf of helplessness, cherish the people around you, and the talents around you are your true happiness and wealth.

There is a song "The One Who Loves Me and the One I Love", you listen to it!

Life is like this, you can fall in love with someone inadvertently, you may not love the person who loves you, and the person you love may not necessarily love you, but love or not love is a feeling, you don't need to be loved to love each other.

Bosom friends are rare. Love cannot be measured by time.

Love is not eternal, only once had.

Love is about giving rather than receiving.

Love is a feeling that cannot be seen, touched, indescribable, or inexhaustible.

True love is ordinary and long-lasting.

Not so much!

True love is ordinary and long-lasting.

Look at my question. Maybe it can explain your doubts. Maybe you can help me solve my problem too.

These three are all questions I asked.

No matter how fragrant the osmanthus here is, it is not as good as the osmanthus in the yard of my hometown. This sentence can be understood as:

My mother recalled the osmanthus in her hometown, although the osmanthus here was very fragrant, but the osmanthus in her hometown had left a deep impression in my mother's mind.

Although he left his hometown, everything in his hometown was integrated into his mother's life and became a part of his mother's life, leaving a good memory for his mother, showing his mother's strong love for his hometown from this sentence.

There is no difference between the osmanthus itself, but the mother is not using the sense of smell to distinguish the osmanthus but using emotion to taste them.

Mother's simple words and the moon are hometowns, and they are as clear as they are withdrawing. Mother smells the fragrance of osmanthus every year. Pay attention to osmanthus and harvest osmanthus.

Experience the joy of gifting osmanthus flowers. Eating food made of osmanthus and drinking osmanthus tea.

Osmanthus has filled all the space of the mother's life. What is in the yard of my hometown is a part of my mother's life and even my life.

What could be a substitute for it? Therefore, my mother said that no matter how fragrant the osmanthus flowers here are, they can't compare to the osmanthus flowers in the yard of my hometown.

This sentence does not mean: "The osmanthus here does not have the fragrance of osmanthus in the yard of my hometown, but it means that there is a deep concern for my hometown in my mother's heart."

Hometown things are the best, nothing compares.

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