single. enjoy all. With a world-level vision, experience many things that mortals have never experienced, such as working hard with cattle in Spain and reading "Sun Tzu's Art of War". He is the man who spends all his time on the experience of his own life. The only thing he lacks is family and love.
But is it necessary to experience that lesson?
To experience love, I think, is the ability to give up everything and love desperately. This behavior must be tried once in a lifetime. Even if you fail, you can't even take action. At least you have it in your heart, and you almost want to hatch. That passion is one of the emotions God has given you.
But do ordinary family love, or the sense of happiness and responsibility arising from having a child, must be experienced? Does the elite mean that they will not have the opportunity to experience it?
I don't think this is necessarily equal. Care, whether that person has included this part in the plan. He can get this financial kingdom, if he wants to plan a marriage, he should be able to. The warmth of home after having a baby, of course. But he couldn't guarantee that he loved the woman in this marriage.
Or he would give up everything for this woman.
Loving and experiencing family can definitely be two different things.
Because when the story pulled Jack back to a small town, lived a mediocre life, and even criticized the price of salt later, I deplored in my heart. He really doesn't need that.
He is so clear in his heart what he wants, he has so many talents, what he needs is an experience of love.
If it is said that without this subversive experience, he will not go to KATE desperately. Yes, who would ignore the company's big crisis for no reason and beg for an old love to return, and ensure that she is his choose.
How does he know that he will not meet a woman who makes him desperate when talking with customers?
So play, just let me know that choosing the other party is a very important thing in this life. But you don't necessarily need a truly subversive experience to get it....!
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