On December 24, 1925, the bear, which later fascinated the world, debuted in the comic strip of the London Evening News. For many years, Pooh and the friends of the Hundred Acres of Forest have warmed the hearts of generations around the world, and the frank and unpretentious statements written by author a.a. Milne have also guided countless people. Sejal Kapadia, the author of the stylist.co.uk, has compiled some of these classic quotations, let us once again appreciate the wisdom of life of "Grandpa Winnie the Pooh".
This article is compiled and partially abridged.
"You are braver than you believe, stronger than you appear, and smarter than you think you are." Winnie the Pooh's friend Christopher Robin once told him that.
These simple and powerful sentences, excerpted from the classic children's book Winnie the Pooh, have been shared countless times on the Internet and on greeting cards.
No children's book has ever been able to dedicate so many sunny and touching sentences like it, and few images have deeply touched the hearts of generations around the world like Winnie the Pooh. He speaks softly and humbly, but together with his friends Tigger, Piglet, Owl, Rabbit Ruby, and human partner Christopher Robin, he has provided us with countless simple suggestions and profound wisdom in our lives. The philosophy of life conveyed by this classic work of 90 years ago is still shining today.
About the perspective of looking at the problem
"When you wake up every morning, Pooh," Piglet asked, "what was the first thing you said to yourself?" ”
"What to eat for breakfast." Poohney replied, "What about you piggy?" ”
"I would say, I don't know what surprises will be today."
Pooh nodded thoughtfully, "Then we're talking about the same thing. ”
About the slow pace of life
"Do nothing, go with the flow, listen attentively to what your ears can't hear, don't bother yourself — don't underestimate the value of these things."
About self-reward
Vinnie had always enjoyed the eleven o'clock in the morning, watching Ruby the Rabbit lay out dishes and cups, and then asking him, "Is the bread covered with honey or condensed milk?" Pooh replied happily, "Let's all come a little." Then, to make himself appear less greedy, he would add, "Bread is not needed, thank you." ”
About achieving the goal
"The river knows a truth: don't rush, one day we will reach our destination."
About interpersonal communication
"You can't stay in the corner of the woods and wait for someone to come to you, sometimes you have to go to them."
On admitting mistakes
"My spelling is not very stable, I mean my spelling is good, but it sometimes moves around and the letters run out of place."
About love
"Some people pay too much attention, and I think that's love."
About the nature of love
Piglet: "How do you spell love?" ”
Pooh: "Love is not spelled, it's meant to feel. ”
About friendship
"Days without friends are like jars without a drop of honey."
About separation
"If one day we can't stay together, put me in your heart and I'll stay there forever."
About attachment
"If you can live to be 100 years old, I hope I can live 100 years old minus one day, so that I will always have you in my life." 」
About intimacy
"Because we have dreams, we won't be apart for long. If we appear in each other's dreams, we can be together forever. ”
About selflessness
"Love is a few steps back, maybe a few more steps back, to make way for the happiness of your loved one."
About self-confidence
"It's the qualities in me that make me stand out."
About simplicity
"It's much more fun to talk to people who don't like to use long, complex sentences but prefer to use short sentences, such as 'what to eat for lunch.'"
About mindset
"Sometimes, the smallest things take up the most space in your mind."
About self-identification
"You are braver than you believe, stronger than you appear, and smarter than you think you are."
About self-persistence
"Always pay attention to the direction you're heading, or you might end up in the wrong forest."
About patience
"If the person you're talking to doesn't seem to be listening intently to you, don't worry, he may just have his ears and eyes blocked."
About the judging criteria
"Weeds are flowers too, once you understand them."