Classic sentences of onion

Falling in love is like peeling an onion, there is always a layer that will make you cry. (Author: Han Han)

Memories, like children, love to play hide-and-seek games. It will hide. It loves flattery and dressing up, which is often unnecessary. Contrary to memory, contrary to pedantic memory, always arguing about the right and wrong. If you ask him questions, memory is like an onion to be peeled. (Author: Gunter Douglas)

I am tired. Only memories can keep me awake. Memory is an onion to be peeled off. When it sprouts, it must code itself. . . I also keep my mouth shut about the past buried in my heart: memories, like children's games, love to play hide-and-seek It will hide. It loves flattery, it loves dressing up, and it often doesn't need it. He violated his own memory and his memory of pedantic behavior, always arguing about right and wrong. If you ask it, ask it questions, memory is like an onion to be peeled. (Author: Glass)

When eating, I picked up an onion, peeled off the pink skin, cut it into pieces of circles, and then cut it into silk. Every time you shred, there is a pungent smell in the onion. (Author: Glass)