Human being is a plant that makes thoughts blossom and bear fruit, just like roses blooming on a rose tree and apples on an apple tree (Antoine Fabre Dorivi)

●To live means to think (Cicero)

●I think, therefore I am (Descartes)

●A person’s thoughts will not stagnate. When he is awake, his The mind is constantly working, like a constantly beating pulse, and it cannot stop any thought (Marco Aurelius)

●Thought is the slave of life, and life is time. Fooling people (Shakespeare)

●Life is extended in development, because thoughts are the measure of life (Leland)

●Noble thoughts will not be forgotten even if they are forgotten Destruction (Syrus)

●Only ideas are eternal (O. Meredith)

●All human history warns wise people not to believe fortune, but should firmly believe in the thought (爱生生)

●Thoughts repeated a hundred times will still be unique (O. Holmes)

●The emergence of a new idea It is one of the greatest pains of human nature (W. Bagehot)

●The progress of human thought is slow (E. Burke)

●An idea lasts forever and never fades It is not a good thing, because the thought itself eventually becomes stale (Santayana)

●Thought is the great lever of all things (Dan Webster)

●Thought is power (Hugo)

●There are only two powers in the world, one is the sword and the other is thought, and thought always defeats the sword in the end (Napoleon)

●Great ideas can Turn into great wealth (Seneca)

●In fact, thought is power. The power of personality is incomparable. When the two are combined, people can create history (Hen James)

●The inspiration of ideas has enabled mankind to get rid of slavery and enter the kingdom of freedom (Ai Xiansheng)

●Man's greatest weapon is his burning soul (Fuding)

●A person who can think is really a person with boundless power (France)

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●Ideas are not necessarily just symptoms and products of social environment, they themselves are also a force in history (John Stuart Mill)

●The value of ideas It is directly proportional to the influence of thoughts (Bulwer Lytton)

●Our thoughts are the key to the door to the world (Crothers)

●Ideologically The efforts, like the seeds that can grow a big tree, are invisible to the eyes. But obvious changes in human society are taking place in it (Tolstoy)

●The great misfortune of man is that he has no organs like eyelids or brakes, which enable him to cover or restrain when necessary One thought and all thoughts (Valery)

●Thoughts are the shadows of our feelings, always darker, emptier, and duller (Nietzsche)

●No thoughts Folly does not exist among men, this sweet and happy folly belongs to animals and gods.

Human stupidity exists in a large number of thoughts, which are nothing but stupid thoughts (Henri de Monterran)

●Nothing in the universe is as stubborn as thoughts (Love dedication Life)

●Human thought is like a clock, it is easy to stop and needs to be wound up frequently (V. Herzlitt)

●The dirt on the mind cannot be wiped away by the passing of time. It cannot be washed away with water (Cicero)

●Ordinary and abstract thoughts are the root of mankind’s big mistakes (Rousseau)

●Only noble thoughts, and No noble blood (Germany)

●Some ideas will shine on their own, while other ideas owe their luster to their status. Once they are moved elsewhere, they will be eclipsed (Confucianism) Bell)

●We have both thoughts that are nobler than ourselves and thoughts that are baser than ourselves (Jean Rostand)

●Thoughts have good legs (UK) < /p>

●Thoughts spread faster than lightning and the beam chasing Morningwing (Percival)

●People can resist armed invasion, but they cannot stop the penetration of ideas (Rain

●Many ideas, when transferred into the minds of others, will grow stronger than where they originally grew (Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.)

●A drop of ink can arouse the thoughts of millions of people (Byron)

●So agile, the pace of thought! (Shakespeare)

●Spreading ideas does not harm the communicator of the ideas, and similarly, he who lights a candle to illuminate others will not bring darkness to himself (Thomas Jefferson)

●Communicating with others helps to cultivate one's own thoughts (Montaigne)

●Thoughts, only thoughts, can distinguish right from wrong; thoughts, only thoughts, can regulate people's behavior and desires (Joe Moore)

●I do not judge by sight, but by thought, so that the judgment I draw is correct (Seneca)

●Be able to speak in the most eloquent or penetrating way Those who point out the weaknesses of the human spirit are revered as gods by their own kind (Spinoza)

●You can see ideas as you see the person, you can see knowledge as you see the thoughts (Francis Bacon)