Time passes, and nothing can be eternal. But these photos collected by the media really tell you that in this cold world, at least one thing will not change with the passage of time, that is, true love.
When we say goodbye to someone, it's like we're going to say goodbye and don't have to wait long. But these photographs taken during World War II reveal that people in them do not know when, or in this life, they will be reunited with their loved ones again. Heartbreakingly, many people say goodbye and never see each other again in their lives.
Kiss Goodbye, Los Angeles, September 6, 1950 ~
Before being sent to Egypt, American soldiers leaned out of the ship window and kissed their lovers for the last time
A young woman leaps up at the station and kisses a uniformed warrior, Connecticut, 1945~
Farewell, the troops are about to be pulled out, there may not be a goodbye in this life, and the woman's eyes are heartbreaking. Penn Station, New York, April 1943 –
The woman leaned over the parapet and kissed a British soldier who had just returned from World War II. London, 1940~
The woman, Jean Moor, knelt down and kissed her fiancé, Ralph Neppel, a wheelchair-bound World War II veteran, 1945-.9
The excitement of returning from the front. 1940~
American soldiers kiss their British girlfriends on the lawn. Hyde Park, 1945~
Before heading to Egypt, the soldiers leaned out of the car window and kissed and said goodbye to their loved ones, 1935~
Flight school cadets are partying over coffee on the porch of a pre-war mansion, Mississippi, USA, 1943~
British soldiers preparing to go to Egypt are saying goodbye to their wives, 1937~
Goodbye, the troops are about to leave, take good care of yourself. Penn Station, New York, April 1943 –
The train to the battlefield of World War II is about to start, so hold the last time to say goodbye~ ~
Penn Station, New York, at the same time, place, another couple who are separated from life and death
American soldiers kiss their girlfriends tenderly before the train starts, 1922~
A British pilot and lover are immersed in a passionate kiss, 1945~
A couple kissed goodbye in Pennsylvania, 1943~
European Victory Day at the end of World War II, Kiss in Times Square, May 8, 1945 ~
"Live well", "I'll wait for you to come back", the final words of the front line of World War II. Between 1940 and 1945
These photos remind us that life is short, don't wait until Valentine's Day, and don't wait until a special holiday to tell your loved ones how much you love them. Today, just tell them your love