One hundred years ago, a magical baby was born in a small town in Italy. His birth was accompanied by strange phenomena, and his mother also heard a voice from the gods, saying that this child would become a great person in the future and have the power to change the country. This mythical child is Cicero. The story of Cicero, just like his birth, is as full of legend as a myth. Cicero's father was a knight, so Cicero experienced aristocratic treatment since he was a child. The young Cicero excelled in school and was called a child prodigy. The story of hurting Zhongyong did not happen to Cicero. When he grew up, Cicero used his intelligence to become an excellent politician and a prestigious lawyer. Not only that, Cicero's story is much richer than that of a simple politician or lawyer. His rigorous thinking and strong eloquence not only made him a duck in water in the legal profession, but also provided him with great convenience in literary creation. His book on philosophy, "On the Greatest Good and the Greatest Evil," pushed him into a new academic field. Some of the philosophical ideas mentioned in the book are still applicable even in today's world where technological civilization is very advanced. Cicero was the first to translate Italian into Latin and made a great contribution to the spread and development of Latin. In his youth, Cicero's story became even more righteous. At that time, Cicero was full of passion and righteousness, and was not afraid of the powerful forces at all. At that time, he stood on the civilian side and thought about everything for the people. He dared to expose ugly things, and in the past exposed the Sicilian Governor's crimes of abusing his power and engaging in malpractice for personal gain.

Later generations often use the word "great" to evaluate Cicero. He is well-known as the "father of natural law" and a politician with an iron-blooded hand. At the same time, he also has very profound philosophical thoughts. , spent his life climbing to political heights and pursuing the origin of philosophy. Cicero was first known as an orator. While he tirelessly pursued political dreams and spiritual comfort, his unparalleled eloquence inadvertently left a valuable legacy to the world. As the saying goes, there is no reasoning without debate. As an orator, many of Cicero's famous quotes in his speeches have been memorized by people and spread throughout history. They are still shining brightly to this day. Throughout Cicero's life, it was a life of pursuit of knowledge. In his youth, he relied on his extraordinary intelligence to diligently absorb book knowledge, and later became obsessed with philosophy in Greece. He said that people who understand the true meaning of life can extend their short life, so the law he studied is the study of the origin of law. The true meaning of life and the origin of law are the same, and they are both products of nature.

"Only those who seek happiness in fulfilling their obligations are those who live freely." Cicero was undoubtedly a man who pursued freedom. The environment in which he was born also allowed him to pursue everything he wanted, but he did not want to be unknown and spend a short and empty life under the wings of his family. He had the ability to change the world. Ideal, he wants this less-than-ideal world to obey the laws of nature, and he wants everyone to be born equal. He takes this as his mission, his obligation, and his pleasure. Cicero was a man who valued friendship very much, and a large part of his Cicero quotations were about friendship. "There is nothing more beautiful and pleasant than friendship in the world. Without friendship, the world seems to have lost the sun." The sun shines on all living beings and nurtures all things. Friendship is like this. A close friend is better than glory and wealth. You are luckier than most others if you have someone who understands you.