1. Change? Often stay in the world, Things that change? It becomes nothing. ? Bergson: Intuitive Philosophy

2. Change? What is the basic meaning of this concept? The difference between the real things involved in a certain event? . ? Huai Dehai: Process and Reality

3. Love does not develop logically, so we must always pay attention to its changes. Love is not eternal, so it must be pursued constantly. ? Bai Yang

4. The process of caring for people is from happiness to heart-to-heart, from heart-to-heart to caring, and then a series of heart-to-heart changes are produced. ? Ceng Shiqiang

5, at that time, this time also. ? Mencius

6. Change is the child of time. ? F? Bacon: On Change

7. Change is the connection between those decisions that are opposite to each other in the same thing. ? Kant: Critique of Pure Reason

8. Change makes us mature, but it makes us suffer first. The most important change in life must be accompanied by great anxiety and anxiety. ? Bi Shumin

9. Change is the root of life. ? Joe? Meredith: The Woods of Westminster

1. Change is the law of all things. ? Bergson: The Heart of Creation

11. If you change, you will learn from the law. ? Wei Xi

12. Don't imagine that the world will never change. ? Cervantes: "Don Quixote"

13. The soldiers are unpredictable and the water is unpredictable. Those who can win because of the changes of the enemy are called gods. ? Grandson

14, don't swear by the moon, it is fickle, and it breaks even every month; If you swear by it, maybe your love is as impermanent as it is. ? Shakespeare

15. The regular system can't be changed, and it can't be applied to all sides. ? Ge hong

16. the best-selling products are not made out of nothing, but are made by excavating the things around them and improving them; As long as you find it earlier than others and change it skillfully, you can become a giant. ? Fujita

17. What is presented to us is a picture that is endlessly intertwined by various connections and interactions, in which nothing is static and unchanging, but everything is moving, changing, producing and disappearing. ? Engels: Anti-Turin Theory

18. Being is like a rushing river, and things are constantly changing. ? Kyle? Aurelius: Meditations

19. The strength of nature lies not in keeping a fixed pattern, but in constantly changing its own laws. ? Petronius: Collection of Remnant Genus

2. Nature loves to renovate, change old forms and create new ones. ? Ovid: Metamorphosis

21. When I get home, I will be a long-distance guest, visiting the old finger and the new grave. ? Shi Runzhang

22, the world? It is also a world of eternal operation and change and regeneration, observing this world above ours. ? Zweig

23. Everything must have the right when it is learned, and the law must be transformed. ? Wang Jian

24. Everything that is successful will be destroyed. ? Goethe: Faust

25. The change of concept is accompanied by the realistic change of life. ? Aokeng

26. Feelings are like a gift from the east wind, oh! Go in a hurry, come and go at first, and the changes are endless. ? Luo? Browning

27, the rules are prepared, but can be out of the rules; Changes are unpredictable, and they are not outside the rules. ? Lv Gongzhu

28. Remember, as long as you keep talking, things may change. It is always useful to make sounds, because they may be heard and cause changes. ? Bi Shumin

29. If you light a fire from two ends, the middle will change. ? Addison

3. I am not who I used to be, nor who I am tomorrow. ? About? Home: Douglas

31. I am not what I used to be. ? Byron: Childe? Harold's Travels

32. Progress means that the goal is constantly moving forward, the stage is constantly updated, and its vision is always changing. ? Hugo

33, the standard of absolute beauty does not exist, and it is impossible to exist. People's concept of beauty has undoubtedly changed in the process of historical development. ? Plekhanov

34. Science requires everything in people's lives to change. ? Pavlov

35. The less precise science is, the less they change. In precise science, the change is enormous and continuous. ? Geranin

36. Fashion is that inconspicuous people imitate the behavior of conspicuous people. As a result, the popularity will change automatically. ? Valery

37. Nothing can please readers more than the ever-changing plot and the fickle fate. ? Cicero

38, nothing is stable or eternal, only things that are constantly changing and moving, and the world is always full of all kinds of movements and changes. ? Plato: On Kratylos

39. Everyone has a tiger, a pig, a donkey and a nightingale in his heart. Their uneven activities cause people's personality changes. ? Bierce

4. Everyone is dominated by change, and once he wants to spend this changing time, his life will end. ? Cicero: The Birth of Olum

41. The change of fate is like the full moon, which does no harm to the wise. ? 1 Franklin

42. You can't step into the same river twice because new water keeps flowing by you. ? Plato: Tyatad

43. The situation is constantly changing. If you want to adapt your thoughts to the new situation, you have to learn. ? Mao Zedong

44. Even the most insignificant changes in people's views will bring spring to the whole world. ? Emerson: Nature, Speech and Lectures

45. People can control their behavior, but they can't restrain their feelings, because feelings are fickle. ? Nietzsche

46. It is generally acknowledged that there is great uniformity in human actions in all countries and generations, and the principles and functions of human nature have not changed. ? Hume

47. All changes in life, all charm and all beauty are made up of light and shadow. ? Lev? Tolstoy

48. Life is full of opportunities and changes. When people are most proud, they have the greatest misfortune. ? Aristotle

49, people only seek the same in change. ? Huo? Smith: The Tin Horn

5. Growth and change are the laws of all life. ? 1? Roosevelt: "Speech at the University of Pennsylvania"

51. The evolution of living things has a great relationship with the change of environment, and living things can only survive if they adapt to the environment. ? Qu geping

52. Time makes everything change. ? Aeschylus

53. Time is the wealth of change. The clock imitates it, but only changes without money. ? Tagore

54. Perseverance is by no means a virtue of mortals. To achieve constancy, man must be a god. ? [Koran? Da Levie

55. There is nothing eternal in the world. Everything is changing and developing. ? Stalin: Anarchism or Socialism?

56. The only unchanging thing in the world is? Everything is constantly changing? This truth. ? The sun

57. Everything in the world is ever-changing, and change is the eternal truth of nature. ? Asia? Cowley: the vagaries

58. Is there only one in the world? Change? Is eternal. ? Heraclitus, quoted from Rogers' A Course in the History of Philosophy

59. Who says everything is old/everything in the world is new/all evil is good,/every second is changing! ? Rahman? Baba: The Jar Filled with Love

6. Ideological efforts, like the seeds that can grow a big tree, are invisible to the eyes. However, obvious changes in human social life are taking place in it. ? Lev? Tolstoy

61. The so-called growth and development means that many things happen constantly and then become prosperous, which can also be used? Day by day? This sentence represents. It means that old things are dying out and new things are being born. ? Kōnosuke Matsushita: The Outlook on Life of Entrepreneurship

62. The so-called creation is often just to change what already exists. If you don't know, the sale of shoes in left and right feet only started more than a hundred years ago. ? Plath

63. The so-called life is constantly changing. It is the weakness of physical life and the strength and expansion of soul life. ? Lev? Tolstoy book

64, the so-called death, of course, is extinction, but it also gives birth to the bud of the new generation. Keep dying, keep living? This is the principle of growth and development. ? Kōnosuke Matsushita: The Outlook on Life of Entrepreneurship

65. Everything is changing, only the change remains unchanged. ? Zangwill

66. He doesn't understand that everything/is worn away by years and life,/is getting old and heading for the grave. ? Lucretius: On the Nature

67. The sun is new every day. ? Plato: Tyatad

68. Everything that is perfected through progress also dies through progress. ? Pascal: The Record of Thoughts

69. If you change it, there will be no disadvantages in the world; There is no good religion in the world if you stick to it. ? Wang Tong

7. Everything changes. ? Huai Dehai: Process and Reality

71. Learning can change temperament. ? Zhu Xi

72. We step into the same river, but we don't. We exist and we don't exist. ? Heraclitus, quoted from Selected Readings of the Original Works of Western Philosophy

73. Numerous personnel changes are conceived in the embryo of time. ? Shakespeare

74. Matter is constant, but it is we who are changing. ? Thoreau: The Collected Works of Thoreau

75. Obviously, everything is changing. Matter is immortal, they always keep the original constant absolutely. ? F? Bacon: Collected Works of Bacon

76. The most important task of modern management is to cope with changes. ? Caster

77. It is simple to devote oneself to righteousness, but it is complex and changeable to devote oneself to evil. ? Seneca

78. Personality is neither firm nor static, but its activities are changing, and it may get sick just like our bodies. ? Eliot

79. Learning can change temperament. ? Lu jiuyuan

8. Cycle or rotation is the law of the universe. Nothing in the universe stops somewhere. ? Taniguchi is in harmony with

81. A person without principles and will is like a ship without rudder and compass. He will change his direction at any time with the change of wind. ? Smiles

82. A person can only be said to be happy if he can resolutely abandon his position when it changes, regardless of fate. ? Rousseau

83. All changes are miracles worth thinking about, and what happens every moment can be a miracle. ? Thoreau: Walden Lake? Economy

84. Everything that is born will die one day. ? Sakyamuni

85. Everything is changing, everything is in transition, and only the whole is unchanged. The world lives and dies, and it lives and dies every moment. There has never been an exception, and there will never be an exception. ? Diderot: Selected Works of Diderot's Philosophy

86. Everything is changing and nothing will disappear. ? Ovid: Metamorphosis

87. Everything is flowing, everything is changing, and everything contains its own bud of extinction. ? Plekhanov: Henrik? Ibsen

88. Everything flows, and nothing lives. ? Heraclitus, quoted from Selected Readings of the Original Works of Western Philosophy

89. Everything is changing, as are doctrines, philosophies and all superficial phenomena? Only God is eternal. ? Han? Ward: Robert? Ellesmere

9. Eternity is synonymous with change. ? Jay? Gould

91. The universe is change. ? Anthony? Marcus: Meditation

92. Movement and change are constantly updating the world, just as uninterrupted time is always updating the endless years. ? Marku? Aurelius: Meditations

93. Under any circumstances, the gods will not bind the people he created with shackles; He often changes their lives, which inspires them. ? Tagore

94. In the long process of decline, the throne turned to dust and the country was destroyed. ? F? Howard: On the Ruins of Paestum

95. The world is a very balanced world, a dynamic balance, and you will find that the so-called good and evil are just the rhythm of two changes. ? Chai Jing

96. There is only one absolute maxim: Nothing is absolute. ? Comte:

97. Nature is by no means like a circle and an ellipse. Nature is constantly generating new factors, completing the so-called creation and flowing at the same time. ? Daisaku Ikeda: Looking Forward to the 21st Century

98. Nature is advancing rapidly in its own eternal transformation. When I was still talking about the moment I observed, it had disappeared and everything had changed. ? Fichte: The Mission of Man

99. Looking at all fields of nature, change is an important law of nature. ? Luo? Burns: Don't Let Women Complain Often

1. The slightest movement can affect the whole nature, and a rock can change the sea. ? Pascal: Thoughts.