A sentence about leaving your hometown or feelings.

1. Leave home and enter the world. If you are not smart, don't go home. 2. Leaving my hometown again and again has lost my first excitement and joy. The only thing left is the sadness you can understand.

3. Have you ever left your hometown and worked hard for 90 years and come out for a bubble?

Who wants to leave home if it is not for living?

Some people leave home by train when they are young. They were full of curiosity and fantasy on the train. Once they step into the society, they realize that this society will let us die here.

6. Today, I left my hometown, and occasionally there will be tears in my eyes, which is the gentle eyes that miss you.

7. Only lonely people know all the happiness of friendship, and others have their own families; For those who live alone and leave home, friends are everything. Author: Willa Cather

8. In order to pursue their dreams, many people leave their homes and wander around, enduring the drift of wind and frost and the freezing of rain and snow; Whenever night falls, the moonlight is hazy, bamboo shadows are dancing, young leaves are carrying charming starlight, calling for the soul of roots, and dewdrops are shining with brilliant beams and beautiful notes.

10, outside the window, large snowflakes are falling on the slate roof. Just as Solzhenitsyn worked hard in Vermont, I kept writing when I was far away from home. Unlike him, I won't be lonely. Author: cavendish

1 1. Only lonely people know all the happiness of friendship, and others have their own families; For those who live alone and leave home, friends are everything. Author: Willa Cather

12. The United Nations appeals for assistance to millions of people displaced by floods in Pakistan.

13 I know that for those of us who have left our homes, these things can only be thought about. We are far away from our parents and hometown just to find our so-called dream that we don't know when it will come true. All this, it sounds a bit ridiculous, but it's a bit sad. Even so, we still can't give up and have been tirelessly pursuing it. It was not until we hit the wall, were exhausted, and cried, that we suddenly found that only home is our warmest harbor.