A Little Story About THE LOVE

One day Plato asked his teacher Socrates what love is. Socrates told him to go to the wheat field once, or go back. On the way, he should pick the largest and best ear of wheat, but only once. Plato felt it easy to go out with confidence, but he still didn’t go back after half a day. Finally, he appeared dejectedly in front of the teacher and told the reason why he came back empty handed: “it’s hard to see a good one, but I don’t know if it’s the best, because you can only pick one, so you have to give up and go forward to see if there is anything better. When he found that he had come to the end, he found that there was no ear of wheat in his hand…” At this time, Socrates told him, “this is love!” What is marriage? One day Plato asked his teacher Socrates what marriage is. Socrates asked him to take a walk in the forest, or go back. On the way, he should take the best and most suitable tree for Christmas tree, but only once. Plato learned the lesson of the last time and went out with confidence. After half a day, he dragged a fir tree that looked straight, green, but a little sparse. Socrates asked him, “is this the best tree material?” Plato replied to the teacher, “because you can only take one tree. It’s not easy to see one that looks good, and you find that time and physical strength are not enough. Whether it’s the best or not, so you take it back…” At this time, Socrates told him, “that is marriage!”