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"Thought-provoking and thought-provoking" means that something is recognized, thoughtful, and awakened. "Thought-provoking" comes from Du Fu's "You Longmen Fengxian Temple", which describes the life of monks in the morning and dusk: "The sky is like a weft, and the clouds are cold.

Wanting to smell the morning bell is thought-provoking. Translation: The towering Longmen Mountain seems to be close to the stars in the sky, Staying in Fengxian Temple at night, like lying in the clouds, only to feel the cold through the clothes.

When I was about to wake up, I heard the morning bell of the Buddhist temple ringing, and the sound of the bell was gripping and deeply alarming. Extended Information: Antonyms for "thought-provoking":

Obsession 1. Explanation: Persist in mistakes without being conscious. 2, from Tang Yao Silian's "Liang Shu Wudi Ji":

If you are obsessed and do not come to your senses, you will be away from rebelling against the king's division, and the army will come immediately. ）

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Respect each other, and follow each other's fate. I believe that all good friendships are formed naturally, not deliberately. I also believe that even the best friends should have a distance, and too lively friendships are often empty. - Zhou Guoping.

Because you are good enough, there are always people who inadvertently reveal some other people's secrets to you in order to become friends with you. Don't be so stupid as to think that you really have nothing to talk about, if one person betrays someone else for someone you haven't met a few times, you will also be betrayed in the future. - Liu Tong, "Your Loneliness, Although Defeated, You Are Still Glorious".

I just want to live vigorously in this moment, no matter where I go, no matter who I meet, those places I will go to are the hometowns I have never met; The people I will meet will become my friends. - Xiao Hong.

It has been said that happy people are silent. I couldn't understand it, so I asked a friend, and the other party replied calmly: Because happiness is never compared, if you compare it with others, you will only feel that you are in a sad situation. - Liang Wendao, "Common Sense".

The time that passes rapidly, the time that never returns, is the most precious treasure of man, and if it is wasted, it is the greatest squandering of rolling meat. - Moim.

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In the journey of fate, the time for everyone's performance is prescribed, and it is destined that when it is time to leave, no matter how reluctant it is, it has to leave. - Yishu "Round Dance".

Love is in things, and love is extinguished; The reason why things are precious is because people's hearts are printed enough to shine, since they have other intentions, no matter how beautiful they are, they are all falling flowers and flowing water. - Jian Yuan's sue "The Faint Woods".

As the sons of Adam, we can be said to be the parts of the same body, and when one of them suffers, all the other organizations will suffer. So if you are indifferent to the suffering of others, you are not worthy to be called a human being. —Lessing, "One Day for Good."

Many wishes, all I wanted, God gave me, and I received them one by one, quickly or very slowly. And my longing for youth, although it seems that I have never gotten it, but as I walk, I look back and it seems that it has all passed. It turns out that this is youth.

Xi Murong's "Home Under the Maple Tree".

I like my cowardice, pain and embarrassment too. I like the summer light, the smell of the wind, the chirping of cicadas, and I like these very much. And ...... with the beer you drinkI can't tell. - Haruki Murakami, "The Adventure of Sheep Hunting".

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Life is a kind of rhythm, there must be light and shadow, left and right, sunny and rainy, and the taste is contained in this twists and turns that change but not fiercely. - Lao She.

Maturity is not about complexity, but about innocence. A naïve person does not mean that he has not seen the darkness of the world, and it is precisely because he has seen it that he knows that he is innocent. - Sanmao.

What is truly precious is what is thought and seen, not speed. It's not a good thing for a bullet to fly too fast; A person, if he is indeed a human being, does not harm to walk slowly; Because his brilliance is not in walking at all, but in experiencing it firsthand. —Alain de Botton, The Art of Travel

When I learned to love the light of the sun, the scent of wheat and rice, the weeds and flowers on the side of the road, the chimney where the smoke of the cooking stove rises, and the wrinkle that the years inadvertently smear on my face in the time to come, I truly learned how to love the world. - Canoe "I Drift for a Long Time".

He has both an admirable noble and degraded spirit, and a hopelessly mundane creature. He can proudly lead everyone to drive straight forward, while that heart is struggling alone in the gloomy mire of Yuho at the same time. - Haruki Murakami, "Norwegian Wood".

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I like to keep my distance from things that change, so that I know what is the rule that will not be discarded by the leakage of time. For example, loving someone is full of variables, so I take a step back and watch quietly until I see the truth or sincerity. —Sleepless in Seattle

Only when people sit down with loneliness can they regain the noise; Only when the sorrow is exhausted can we see joy again; Taste the bitterness and it will naturally return to sweetness. - Lin Huiyin.

If there is one thing in this world that people always desire and sometimes can obtain, it is the warmth between people. —Camus, The Plague

Most of life's misfortunes are not caused by bad luck, but by clumsiness, burnout, and vulgarity. —Malloy Shandore, Leaves of Grass

Those things that we hide are what we need to be exposed to broad daylight, and perhaps only by acknowledging our darkest nature can we truly get rid of humiliation. - Andrew Linn "The Baker's Carnival".