I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future. What did he mean? As for love.

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2024-09-15 07:36

This sentence came from the original text of Fortress Besieged: " I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end." This sentence meant that although I could not directly participate in your past, I would always be by your side to face the challenges and difficulties of the future with you. It's an expression of deep friendship and commitment that means I'm willing to experience every moment of my life with you, good or bad.

I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future. What did this mean?

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2024-09-15 02:30

This sentence meant that although I can't directly participate in your past, I will always be by your side and support you until your future. It is often used as...

I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future, Yu Qiuyu.

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2024-09-11 11:39

This sentence came from Yu Qiuyu's " There are trees in the south ". It was a famous sentence in the novel. It meant that I didn't have time to...

I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end of your future! What was translated into English?

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2024-09-15 02:34

My past is not available for participation but my future will accompany you to the end!

I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future. Who was Yu Qiuyu writing this to?

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2024-09-11 11:22

This quote came from Yu Qiuyu's Love Letter to a Filmmaker.

I can't participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future. appreciation

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2024-09-15 02:45

The surface meaning of this sentence was: I can't directly participate in your past, but I will always be by your side to support you and encourage you until your...

The girl replied to the boy,"I didn't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future."

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2024-09-15 02:46

This sentence usually appears in novels or movies when a girl says this to a boy. It means that the girl doesn't care much about the boy's past, but she...

I don't have time to participate in your past, I'll accompany you in your future. What article did this sentence come from? Who said it?

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2024-09-15 02:23

The famous quote from One Hundred Years of Solitude was said by Colombia Márquez.

The man sent a message: [I don't have time to participate in your past. I'll accompany you to the end in your future.] Have you read the relevant book recommendations?

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2024-09-15 03:13

Let me recommend "Everyone's Love Is Strung". The male protagonist of this modern romance novel, Li Jinsheng, once said something similar: "I will carefully protect your past, and I will...

I don't have time to participate in your past, but I'll accompany you to the end in your future. Did Yu Qiuyu say that? Which book did you read it in? It'd better be an article.

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2024-09-15 02:49

This sentence was not said by Yu Qiuyu, but it was a dialogue from a novel by Yang Jiang, a modern Chinese cultural critic and essayist," Bathing." The novel was...

I'm not involved in your past! I'll accompany you to the end of your future! What does this sentence mean?

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2024-09-15 02:39

This sentence means that even though the speaker is not interested in or involved in his or her past, he or she will still accompany the other person into the...