There will be bread, and so will milk. What do you mean?

There will be bread and milk, and everything will be fine.

Analysis: This sentence is usually used to motivate yourself or others. Is that a better life will come. Milk and bread are daily necessities for foreign families. It means that you don't have those material things now, but through a period of development and your own efforts for a period of time, the material conditions will be available, so that we can survive in difficulties and have hope for them.

Source: This is a classic line from the movie Lenin in 19 18 of the former Soviet Union. It was said by Vasily, Lenin's guardian, to comfort his half-starved wife before he went to the countryside to collect grain. Actually, I was going to collect potatoes. The wife took the only piece of bread at home. Quietly put it in Vasily's pocket. When Vasily hugged his wife and said goodbye, he secretly put the bread on the table.

Extended data:

19 18 Lenin is a black-and-white feature film of the former Soviet Union. It shows that after the October Revolution, the new Soviet regime was interfered by Britain, Japan, Turkey and other countries, harassed by various internal resistance forces, and the whole country was at a critical juncture of general famine. Lenin, with his great wisdom and courage, led the people throughout the country in tenacious struggle, and finally won the victory and saved the revolution.

Film background: Stalin was in power during the film creation period, so there are many historical revisionist contents serving Stalin's political line in the film. 1965-1938+In the early 1930s, Stalin exiled a large number of rich peasants and other rich people from China to Siberia, and Lenin rebuked the rich peasants in the film. In addition, the film describes Stalin's political opponent Bukharin as one of the reasons for Lenin's assassination, and there is also a plot in which Lenin criticizes Bukharin.