1. I think everyone I know has morality, although I don't like to ask. I know I do. But I would rather teach others morality every day than practice it myself. "Leave morality to others" is my motto. I have finished sending morality. You'll never need it.

2. Although public opinion has formidable power, it is created by a group of ignorant and complacent fools. I know hundreds of journalists, most of whose personal opinions are worthless, but when they speak in the newspaper, it becomes the opinion of the newspaper, so their words become thunderous predictions that shock the society.

3. In fact, the proud words we use by ourselves never come from ourselves. What belongs to us is nothing more than some modifications made according to our temper, personality, environment, education and social relations. It's just a few modifications that distinguish it from other people's expressions, which have branded our unique style and temporarily counted it as our own things. Everything else is old junk, a cliche that has been said by generations for thousands of years.