No, it's not a common saying. Common sayings usually have a more widespread and easily understandable meaning. This phrase is rather complex and not as widely known or used as typical sayings. It might be more of an individual's or a small group's expression rather than a commonly used adage.
Well, it might imply that truth is something that is not easily accessible. In many cases, stories can be used to conceal the truth. For example, in historical accounts, the victors might write the story in a way that hides the real truth of what happened. So, this statement could be suggesting that the true essence of things is always locked away in some secret story.
No, it's not a common saying. I've never really heard it in everyday language or common idiomatic expressions.
Not necessarily. Fiction often takes inspiration from real-life elements but can also include completely imagined scenarios.
One way is to double - check the information. If you're not sure about a detail in the story, don't include it until you've verified it. Also, avoid exaggerating. For instance, if something was a small incident, don't make it out to be a huge event. And always be ready to admit if you made a mistake in the past related to the story.
It means always being honest and narrating a story based on facts. For example, when you are sharing an experience or a tale, you don't make up false details.
One such moral story is about a young boy named George. George had a hatchet and accidentally cut down his father's favorite cherry tree. When his father asked who did it, George told the truth even though he knew he would be punished. The significance is that it shows honesty is more important than avoiding punishment. Telling the truth builds trust and integrity in a person.
Most of the time it is. In relationships, whether it's personal or professional, truth is the foundation. However, there might be some extreme cases. For example, in a situation where the truth might cause unnecessary harm immediately. But even in such cases, it's better to find a way to tell the truth gently in the long run. Because lies tend to snowball and create more problems later.
Shen Congwen's famous saying," Don't want to understand the truth, but always fall in love with the phenomenon ", expressed his deep thinking and concern for humanism and social reality. He pointed out that human beings have limited knowledge and understanding of phenomena and things. We often can't really understand the essence of some truths and things, but this doesn't prevent us from having a strong interest and feelings for them. This famous quote reflected Shen Congwen's emphasis on human emotions and humanity. He believed that humans not only needed rational thinking but also emotional and human support in the process of understanding the world. Although phenomena are difficult to truly understand, we can understand and feel them through emotional and human input, so as to better understand and explore the world. This famous quote also reflected Shen Congwen's pursuit of humanism. He believed that human beings should go beyond the limitations of material and objective laws to pursue a purer and better spiritual realm. In this pursuit, humans should give up their excessive pursuit and obsession with phenomena and maintain an open and tolerant attitude to better understand the world and human nature.
Yes, in many stories and myths, a cat having nine lives is a common theme. It's often used symbolically to represent the cat's resilience or mysterious nature.
I'm not sure specifically what this 'always and forever secret story' is about as the phrase is very general. It could be a personal story between two friends who made a pact to keep something secret always and forever. Maybe it's a family secret that has been passed down with the understanding of always keeping it quiet.