What does this mean Youth must triumph now Love must triumph now Afterwards Life begins?

Answer 1

In the story Footnote to Youth, the meaning of youth must triumph now and love must triumph now, is that both the younger generation should strive hard to succeed for their future and for the love of their country. It hopes to attain victory.

Answer 2

This phrase is believed to refer to learn from past generations and take time to enjoy everything in the now. Many believe that it refers to being young and in love will there is still time before the responsibilities of life start interfering too much with life.

Answer 3

"Youth must triumph" is a quote from the short story "Footnote to Youth" by Jose Garcia Villa, published in 1933. It gives an account of a young man named Dodong asking his father for permission to marry Teang, the girl he loves. The quote refers to the epiphany DoDong has as an older man when his son Blas asks the same question of him. DoDong then looks back on his life of laboring for his wife and children with regret, but realizes that to tell his son not to marry is to rob him of his youth. Therefore, "Youth must triumph" means that the young must carry on the spirit of love and hope to create the next generation of Life, even if the cost of doing so is great.

Answer 4

The phrase, "Youth must triumph now" is from the short story, "Footnote to Youth," by Jose Garcia Villa. The story is of a young man who wants to marry and even though his father tells him he is too young, he is a man and marries his love. When the young man is no longer young and is a father, his son asks the same question of him. It has a message that even if you can do something, you should think twice.

Answer 5

it is meant to illustrate how youth and love are transient, but you must live with the choices you make when you're young and in love for the rest of your life, frequently growing weary from the demands of work and family life in the process.