A poem describing fate

1, if life is just like the first time, what is the autumn wind sad painting fan? —— From "Magnolia, Antique Words and Cambodian Friends" by Nalan Xingde in Qing Dynasty

If we all get along like we met for the first time, how wonderful life would be, and there would be no pain of parting and lovesickness now.

2, it has been deep, but the reason is very shallow. -From: Gu Man Modern "Why Shengxiao Mo"

It may have been that the fate of two people was not so good, such as meeting late, or having family obstacles and so on. But because of their deep feelings, God can't help them. Two people love each other deeply, but the fate together is always only a little less.

3, the crowd looked for him for thousands of Baidu, and suddenly looked back, but the man was there, and the lights were dim. -Excerpted from Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi in the Southern Song Dynasty.

I looked for her thousands of times in the crowd, suddenly turned around, but I found her inadvertently in the scattered lights. You have been searching for the beautiful love and the right person in the world for thousands of times. Suddenly, you seem to wake up. That wonderful person, God arranged for you to meet, get to know each other and know each other.

4. It's fate to meet thousands of miles away, but it's hard to hold hands. -Modern Left "Through Love"

Translation: if we are destined to meet, we can meet even if we are thousands of miles apart; If the two sides miss each other, although they are close at hand, they will not meet or get to know each other.

5, destiny has a destiny, do whatever you want. -"Empty City Sparrow" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

Fate has its own destiny, and I have to cut off my little desires again and again.

6. Life is like the wind. Joy is sporadic and sadness is sporadic, all of which are connected with the river. -"Picking Mulberry Seeds, Raising the Heights to Encourage Orchids" Modern: Wang Guowei

People's life is like catkins floating in the wind. Whether they are happy or sad, they are scattered all over the place, like duckweeds in the river.