#Reading Life has never been as good as you think, nor as bad as you think. — The phrase "A Lifetime" of Maupassant is often said to be: Life cannot be as good as you think, but

#Reading Life has never been as good as you think, nor as bad as you think. - Maupassant's "Life"

This phrase is often said: Life can't be as good as you think, but it can't be as bad as you think.

In Maupassant's famous work "Ball of Mutton Fat", it tells the story of ten people who escaped in a carriage during the Franco-Prussian War.

Lamb fat ball is the nickname of Elizabet among the ten people.

She is a lowly (j-girl), but she has a righteous heart, kindness and bravery.

Fellow merchants, government officials, aristocrats, and their families, either possess wealth or social status, but are cowardly, hypocritical, and inhuman.

The things encountered in life are like these ten people.

Some things look particularly annoying, hard to do, but do it smoothly, and the result is not bad.

Sometimes when I encounter a good thing, others praise it, I am very happy, and I soon find that it is not simple and tricky.

The more you experience, the easier it is to be deceived by performance.

Most of the time, it is a normal heart, not a silent, not so easy to be happy and sad.

In fact, I have only been deceived by life too many times, and I do not easily surrender my true heart.