2. All the mountains and rivers under the eyes are pure, and the blue bamboo at the far end sees the soul. -modern Xu naizhao
3. literary changes are influenced by the world, and the rise and fall is almost a sequence. -southern and northern dynasties Liu Xie
4. a great poem is like a fountain, always spouting water of wisdom and joy. -Gao Shiqi
5. The beauty of things lies in the minds of people who observe it carefully. -Hume
6. People who engage in literature can do it as long as they are tough, serious and tough. -Lu Xun
7. If you love your craftsmanship, your masterpiece is in sight. -johorukjh
8. Art is a promise that makes us realize the truth. -Picasso
9. Be ambitious in your heart and make a speech as a poem. -Song Zhuxi
1. Literature makes thoughts full of blood and flesh, and it can give thoughts great clarity and explanation than science and philosophy. -Su Gorky
11. A great poem, like a fountain, always spouts water of wisdom and joy. -Shelley
12. The speaker is the seedling of ambition, and the walker is the root of literature. -Tang Bai Juyi
13. An article about the liver and lungs tells people that I am frosty and bearded. -Song Sushi
14. Literature is a textbook of human life. -Chernyshevski
15. It is easy to be stupid to delve into a narrow field for too long. -beveridge
16. No matter what kind of knowledge you master, it is useful for intelligence. It will throw away useless things and keep good things. -da Vinci
17. The dark night is the prelude to the day. -Guo Xiaochuan
18. Those who are knowledgeable are full of words, and those who are ambitious are deeply impressed. (Don Liang Su)
19. If you are ambitious, you will be Tim Zhang; if you are ambitious, you will be ambitious; if you are ambitious, you will be forever. (Qing Ye Xie)
2. If you have a high mind and are determined to be the Lord, you will have a high will. (Qing Fang Dongshu)
21. Literature is like a fire in a furnace. We borrow fire from others, light ourselves, and then pass it on to others, so that it is shared by everyone. -Flaubert
22. No matter how you probe it, an excellent work can't be explored. -Goethe
23. Hope is attached to existence. Where there is existence, there is hope, and hope is light. -Lu Xun
24. When literature becomes half a commodity and half an art, it will flourish. -Ralph English
25. Society provides materials for literature, and literature provides norms for society. -Guo Moruo
26. Not much knowledge is ignorance; Not used to thinking is rude or stupid; Without noble sentiments, it is vulgar. -Chernyshevski
27. Wonderful ideas, like wandering children, will appear when you least expect them. -Bern Williams
28. Truth and virtue are two close friends of art. Do you want to be a writer and a critic? Please be a virtuous person first. -Diderot
29. The wider a person's knowledge, the more perfect he is. -Gorky