A poem expressing that radish and vegetables have their own love.

1. Poems about radishes and vegetables

The poem about radish and vegetables is 1. Why is there a famous saying in the world called "each has his own love"?

For most people in China, "each has his own love" should be both a proverb and an idiom, which will be blurted out without thinking when chatting. But if you want to express it in English, maybe not many people can answer it right away.

In Europe and America, there are many expressions that agree with "each has his own love", which means "different people have different views and tastes, and it doesn't matter who is right or wrong". Americans like to say this sentence in two situations:

1) People who like to talk endlessly and try to impose their opinions on others are always annoying, right? Don't be afraid, I'll give you a shield. Using "everyone has his own ideas" is equivalent to euphemistically saying "you have your own ideas, I have my own opinions, and I won't argue with you". For example:

Jack: I'm going to see Golden Flower in the City this weekend.

I'm going to see the golden flowers in the city this weekend.

July: Are you kidding? "Golden Flower in the City" is so boring! Infernal Affairs is much better!

Are you kidding? "Golden Flower in the City" is boring to death, and Infernal Affairs is not much better.

Jack: Well, everyone has his own interests. I will insist on watching "Golden Flower in the City".

Every man has his hobbyhorse. I still want to see "Golden Flower in the City".

2) What if others ask for their own opinions and answer too directly, but they are afraid of hurting others? Use "everyone has his own interests". It's simple. For example:

My friend just bought a new black skirt and ran excitedly to ask:

What do you think of my new skirt? Is it beautiful? What do you think of my new skirt? Beautiful!

But in fact, you think the skirt your friend bought is really bad, so it's hard to say it directly. You can answer it like this:

I would never choose black, but everyone has his own interests.

If it were me, I wouldn't choose the black one. However, everyone's taste is different, so it's different for you.

The usage of "everyone has his own opinion" is similar to "for its value", which means "what I said is only my personal opinion and may not help you. It's up to you whether you listen or not. " This relatively euphemistic expression has played a foreshadowing role to some extent, which can avoid the embarrassment of both sides. For example:

Justin: I like this tie! what do you think? Does it look good on me?

I like this tie very much! What do you think? Does it look good on me?

Andrew: Anyway, purple doesn't suit you.

My opinion may be wrong, but I still don't think purple suits you.

You see, if you say that, it will make the other person feel much more comfortable.

I don't know if you remember, there is a movie called "Everyone has his own ambition", which is translated into Chinese as "each has his own position", which is quite appropriate.