How many "golden sentences" have you heard of in movies and TV series?

There are often many short but profound sentences in movies and TV plays, which we collectively call "golden sentences". Next, let's take stock of what "golden sentences" there are!

First, "unnatural death" of Satoshi Ishihara

There are many touching plots in Unnatural Death. This is often the case with Japanese dramas, which will not choose for you actively, but will objectively show every different perspective in front of your eyes, so that you can savor the ups and downs of your life. I think the most classic line of Satoshi Ishihara in Unnatural Death is "If you have time to despair, you might as well eat meat." This sentence has a rich meaning. First, when you are desperate, don't forget to take care of yourself and go to eat. Second, instead of clinging to the feeling of not changing the result, it is better to find a way after dinner. Only by moving can we solve the problem.

Second, "the best of us"

After reading this novel at that time, what haunted me was my inner narrative when I met Huai Yu many years later. "We met in the best years, but he was the best at that time, and I was the best after many years." Although I have never talked about love, I think this sentence perfectly depicts the nostalgia and inferiority of youth.

Third, "Big Fish Begonia" Deer God

"Big Fish Begonia" is definitely one of the peak masterpieces of domestic films in recent years. This is a very realistic love triangle movie. When Ba really couldn't forget Toona sinensis and went to the deer god to get drunk. He said, "There are some things I want to forget, but I can't." The deer god directly said, "Then don't forget, really forget that you don't need to work hard." It's really straightforward