Which sentence did Liu Ailing say: I met you among thousands of people... There was more?

This sentence came from Zhang Ailing's novel," Red Rose and White Rose."

This sentence usually appeared in novels, movies, or poems. It meant that at a special moment, you met someone in the vast sea of people. The appearance of this person seemed to be a coincidence. It must be a kind of fate arrangement or some kind of predestined fate. This sentence expressed his appreciation and admiration for the important people in his life, and also hinted at his thoughts and exploration of the meaning of life.

Zhang Ailing or Xi Murong once wrote,"I met you among thousands of people, and you happened to be here." The full text was as follows: Maybe we'll part ways here and be happy Meeting you among thousands of people In thousands of years, in the boundless wilderness of time Not a step earlier, not a step later I just happened to meet you. When I met you, I was suffering from insomnia When I met you, I just woke up I needed it when I met you It was a light greeting. Whether it's online or in life Whether it's among thousands of people or by chance If there's a chance, I hope to meet you again In another place, another time Another occasion Another smile and another gaze.

The original text of this sentence came from a famous line in Zhang Ailing's novel, Love in a City-Toppling City: " Among thousands of people, in the boundless wilderness of time, neither earlier nor later, we just happened to meet."

I met her.

Meeting you among thousands of people is a kind of fate. This sentence was usually used in novels or movies to express that it was a wonderful fate for two people to find each other in the vast sea of people. In novels or movies, the protagonist usually experienced some difficulties and setbacks before he met you, but his life changed drastically after he met you. He/she will be strongly attracted to you and start a romantic relationship. They will support each other in life and help each other experience the joys and sorrows of life. The ending of the story may be that the encounter between the protagonist and you triggered a series of butterfly effects that changed the structure of the entire world. It may also be that the protagonist finally parted with you, but the two of them still had deep memories and thoughts in their hearts. No matter what, meeting you is a precious experience and gain for the protagonist.

Meeting you among thousands of people is a kind of fate. This sentence often appeared in novels and literary works to express the emotions and sighs of the protagonist when he met strangers. In real life, it's hard to find the right person in the vast sea of people, but it's a wonderful thing to meet. It could be a beautiful fate or a painful encounter. In novels, meeting you among thousands of people often meant that the protagonist had gone through a long search process and finally met someone and established a deep relationship. This kind of plot would usually surprise and move the readers, making them feel the beauty and mystery of life. Meeting you among thousands of people is an unpredictable fate. Whether it was meeting or parting, it was an inevitable experience in life. Therefore, we should cherish every opportunity to meet strangers and feel the beauty and mystery of life with our hearts.

Zhang Ailing's words came from the opening of her novel Lust, Warning.

Zhang Ailing's words came from the beginning of a sentence in her novel Lust, Warning. In the novel, the protagonist Wang Jiazhi said to others in order to get rid of the pain,"I want to find someone among thousands of people who can connect with me." This sentence expressed her desire for love and her helplessness towards her fate. This sentence also became one of the classic sayings in Zhang Ailing's novels.

This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Yuan Zhen's "Five Songs of Separation, the Fourth": Among thousands of people, you meet the person you meet. In thousands of years, in the boundless wilderness of time, you are neither a step earlier nor a step later. When you meet, you can only say softly,"Oh, are you here too?" In novels, this sentence was often used to describe the scene of two people meeting in the vast sea of people, expressing a wonderful feeling of fate.