Is the longer the memory, the better, and what kind of memory is good?

It's not that the longer the memory, the better. This requires that there are really good things in your memories to be able to do this. I can only recall the good feeling later.

It depends on what kind of memories you have, if it's a good memory, of course, the longer the memory, the better.

The longer the memory, the better it is, of course, the better the memory, like a glass of wine.

Don't look at the daily things, some memories are happy at the time, and then as time slowly fades, I will remember it, I will be very happy, it will be beautiful, but it is also a bad thing, no matter how long it takes, it is still a bad thing to think about.

Hello friends, in general, the longer the memory, the better, and under normal circumstances, what remains in the depths of our memory are good memories.

But no matter what, no matter how beautiful the past is, it is also beautiful to return to real life, so we must hold the real life, cherish the people around us, and not forget the real life because of good memories, this is the wrong idea, the wrong life.

We must grasp the degree, and when we go back to the beautiful history, we must also grasp the real life. The current life is the main thing, I wish you happiness, I wish you happiness, I wish you a happy life.

Time will take away everything, including the people and things we love, the only thing we can grasp is memory, memory is the best memory of the past, and it is also the harbor where all thoughts dock.

Because there is no going back to the past, the past always rushes to my heart in the dead of night, not only can I never go back to the past, but I also have to face many silent goodbyes, many goodbyes will never be seen again, many farewells in the world, and there is no chance to say goodbye. The saddest thing in this world is that you don't have time to say goodbye, so you never see you again. It is this late farewell that makes memories turn over in my heart, and only those who have experienced vicissitudes can deeply understand it.

Memories are a very important part of life, remember what happened and reflect on how you cope. When you encounter a new situation, think about how to respond. This is a positive way of recalling, similar to the three provinces of my body, you can better grow yourself

At that time, children also played hide and seek here, chasing butterflies?

At that time, children were also playing eagles to catch chickens and ducks to cross the river?

At that time, the children also caught red dragonflies and green grasshoppers in this bend?

Yesterday, the friends were also on the beach for a sand fight and pick up shells?

During the Spring Festival, do friends still burn fireworks and watch TV at home?

Are memories real? To me, it's both real and unreal. When people recall, he can never be objective to a certain extent.

This is because it is impossible for him to experience the past time now, so he can only speculate about what he felt at that time based on his current feelings, so that those memories have been subjective. If his present life is not satisfied, then the memories are beautiful; If life is not much different now than before, then the memories are the same; If life is very good now, then the memories are painful. Also, the reason why most people miss the old days so much is that I think it's because people are not mentally mature enough to enjoy another way of life.

As we age, we need to think more about things, we need to think more deeply, and we need to pay more responsibilities. However, these things are troublesome or reluctant for us. As the famous saying goes, 'Some people would rather die than think'.

So people try to escape from the present life and reminisce about those 'carefree' pasts. But here I would like to ask how many people in their childhood are looking forward to growing up, looking forward to leaving their parents, hoping to leave school? In addition, people cannot be absolutely objective in describing memory, and a person will definitely add subjective opinions to the description of a thing, or he will look at the past with a more mature eye, which will also lead to the untruthfulness of the memory.

For example, when I was a child, I thought that some teachers were annoying, but now I think that the teachers are responsible or that I am naughty. This shows how untrustworthy memories are. However, memory does exist, and its inauthenticity is only due to human sensibilities.

So, as far as the memory itself is concerned, it is real.

In the end, I just want to say that we don't have to feel much about the previous time, because it is not necessarily so good, nor is it necessarily so bad. The present is what people really have.

Why are "memories" so beautiful?

Because as long as there are memories, it is good, and how sad it is for a person to recall the emptiness of the past. It doesn't matter if it's sweet or painful, as long as it becomes a meeting, it's beautiful.

Because it is often always good things that can be engraved in your heart, and real changes or dissatisfaction often touch good memories.

Why is "Memory" so good?

Because as long as there are memories, it's good. How sad it is for a person to recall the emptiness of the past. Whether it's sweet or painful, as long as it becomes a meeting, it's all beautiful.

Because there are always good things that can be engraved in the heart, real changes or dissatisfaction often touch good memories.