The moonlight is beautiful tonight. What do you mean?

The moonlight is really beautiful tonight. This is an implicit expression of my love for you.

"The moonlight is really beautiful tonight" means "I love you". It is said that when Natsume Soseki was an English teacher, he asked his students how to translate I love you. Some students translated it as "love してぃます" (relatively straightforward "I love you"), and Natsume Soseki said that the Japanese would never say "I love you".

The Japanese will say "the moon is beautiful" (the moonlight is beautiful). Since then, this sentence has become a symbol of ambiguity in Japanese.

Natsume Susaki has a famous saying:

1. Walking on this beautiful spring night without any policy is actually very noble.

2. I have tasted the sweetness of the world, and I know it well.

At the moment, the fidgety mood is like the result of dividing ten by three, which is endless.

When we are eager to make something more beautiful, it will reduce its aesthetic feeling. The same is true of interpersonal relationships, so there is the idiom "covered in injuries".

For the owner, books are not used for reading, but for hypnosis. Books are printed hypnotics.

6. An honest and frank person is happy even if he quarrels with him.

7. Love that conforms to God's will but goes against people's wishes is often recognized by the society after the lover's double suicide.

8. The mirror is a proud brewer and a complacent sterilizer.

9. The world of cats, after all, only cats can understand. No matter how developed human society is, it is only at this point that there is nothing we can do. Moreover, human beings are not as great as they think, which is even more difficult.