What did San Mao mean when she said," Love is like Zen. I can't say it, I can't say it, I'll be wrong if I say it."
This sentence came from José Garcia Márquez's novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. Love is like a religion you can't talk about it you can't talk about it and when you talk about it you're wrong It means that love is like a religion. You can't talk about it. You can't talk about it. If you try to talk about it, you'll make a mistake. It implied that love was a mysterious, elusive emotion that could not be accurately expressed in words and could only be felt with the heart. Therefore, people should remain mysterious and cautious when expressing their love to avoid revealing their inner feelings too much to avoid making mistakes.
San Mao said," Love is like Zen. I can't say it. I can't say it. Once I say it, I'll be wrong." Which work was it mentioned in?
This sentence came from a novel by José and Sanmao,"The Story of the Sahara." The original text was: "Love is like Zen. You can't say it can't be wrong."
San Mao had said that love was like Zen. It couldn't be said. It couldn't be said. Once it was said, it would be wrong. What did it mean?
This sentence is from José Belleming's Zen and Love. The original text reads: "Love is like Zen. You can't say it. You can't say it's wrong." The meaning of this sentence was that love was like a kind of cultivation. It needed to be silently comprehended. It could not be casually spoken. Once it was spoken, it might be misunderstood. Just like Zen cultivation, one needed to calm down and not be disturbed by the outside world. Only by silently cultivating could one truly understand the true meaning of love.
I didn't mean to say it, but I meant to say it
I planted the seed of love in my heart unintentionally.
I didn't mean to say it, but I meant to say it
I didn't mean to, but I couldn't be sure based on the search results.
I didn't mean to say it, but I meant to say it
The next sentence of " Everyone has their own regrets " was " There is a kind of tiredness that no one can say or understand."
I didn't mean to say it, but I meant to say it
The next sentence," I didn't mean to, but I did ", could not be confirmed based on the search results provided.
Did San Mao really say that?
I'm sorry, I'm not sure which sentence you're referring to. If you can provide more context information, I can try to help you determine if this sentence was really said by San Mao.
A novel as good as "The Buddha Said You Can't Say It, Can't Say It"
"If I don't like it, I won't marry a millionaire. If I like it, I'll marry a multimillionaire." What does the female writer San Mao mean by this sentence?
This sentence came from the book " The Story of the Sahara ". The original text was: " If I don't love you, I won't marry a millionaire. If I love you, I'll marry a millionaire." If a person doesn't love you, even a millionaire won't love you. If a person loves you, even a multimillionaire will love you. This sentence expressed San Mao's attitude towards love. She believed that love could not only be based on the wealth of money, but more importantly, the feelings and mutual understanding between two people.
Why did she say it didn't exist when I wrote a novel?
There might be the following situations: Her character image and plot had not yet been completely conceived and constructed. Perhaps it was just a temporary idea in the process of writing and had not yet reached the level of being called a "character". 2. Your novel has a different background or setting from hers, preventing her from appearing in the story. She may be a fictional character created by the author himself. The content of your novel has nothing to do with her story. She is just an irrelevant symbol or element. The plot and character settings of the novel needed to be further analyzed and examined to ensure that they matched the target audience and supported the story.