1. Nietzsche’s most famous saying

(1) A noble soul respects itself.

(2) Praise makes some people humble and others rude.

(3) Where there is rule, there are masses; where there are masses, servility is needed; where there is servility, there are few independent individuals; and these rare individuals also have that What about group intuition and conscience that opposes individuals.

(4) People either never dream, or their dreams are interesting; people must also learn to be awake: either they never dream, or they are sober and interesting.

(5) The greatest benefit of a big victory is that it relieves the winner of the fear of failure. "Why can't I fail once?" He said to himself, "I have enough capital now"

(6) Voltaire! Humans! idiot! Truth and the pursuit of truth are a bit difficult to deal with. If you make it too human - just pursue the truth for the sake of doing good, I bet you will achieve nothing! 2. What are Nietzsche’s famous quotes?

1. Human life cannot be measured by the length of time. When the heart is full of love, an instant is eternity.

2. Whoever wants to learn to fly must first learn to stand, run, jump and dance: people cannot learn to fly from flying.

3. People who climb the highest mountain make fun of all tragedies and sorrows with a serious attitude.

4. Fearless thinkers can best experience extremely painful tragedies; they respect life because life is their biggest opponent.

5. Praise has more of an element of imposition than blame.

6. To the lonely, if we cannot respect the honor of others when we are alone as we do when we are in public, then we are not decent people.

7. The most cunning way to destroy something is to deliberately defend it with fallacies.

8. People regard need as the cause of things happening, but in fact, it is often the result of things happening.

9. People who fight monsters should be careful not to become monsters themselves. If you stare into the abyss for a long time, the abyss will stare into you.

10. The will to overcome one emotion is ultimately just the will of another emotion or several other emotions.

11. I belong to today and the past, but some of my things will belong to tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and the future.

12. You are a lonely weirdo today, you live in isolation, but one day you will become a nation!

13. The value of a person can only be measured by comparing himself with others.

14. In the face of needs, all idealism is hypocritical.

15. The idealist is incorrigible: if he is thrown out of his paradise, he will create an ideal hell. 3. Appreciation of Nietzsche’s famous quotes

The meaning of this sentence: If a person wants to gain great fame in the world, he must first endure long-term loneliness and the pain of being ignored.

This sentence is mainly directed at thinkers. Many great thinkers were unknown during their lifetimes but were remembered after their deaths, such as Van Gogh, H?lderlin, Kafka, Kierkegaard, China’s Cao Xueqin also includes Nietzsche. The reason is that the ideas of these great figures were ahead of their time, and no one understood them at the time. After the washing of history, these shining ideas increasingly reflect their value, that is to say, gold will always shine.

As for some scholars who were famous while they were still alive, their voices have mostly been lost in history because they catered to the vulgar tastes of the public. Of course, this is not absolute. Goethe is an outstanding example.

He established the honor of his life at a young age.

We can divide geniuses into two types. One is classical, rational, healthy, and strong geniuses like Goethe, such as Shakespeare, Kant, Hegel, and Voltaire. They can handle the inner and outer world well. The various contradictions in the world are brought to a harmonious state, and they are at home in this world; the other is the romantic, emotional, passionate, and dangerous geniuses mentioned above (even Goethe fell into this category in his early years) Type), they have passionate emotions, cannot accurately grasp the rhythm of the inner and outer worlds, lack the ability in social life and interpersonal relationships, they cannot adapt to life in the outer world, and the inner world is often full of contradictions.

All geniuses can be classified into these two categories, and this also applies to ordinary people. We can often see that when facing social life, some people deal with it calmly and some behave inappropriately; in the spiritual world, some people are colorful and some are desolate.

In fact, Jung had already described this in his psychoanalytic theory. He believed that neurosis was caused by the imbalance between the inner world and the outer world. Therefore, if a person wants to live happily, he must find a balance between the inner world and the outer world, and between rationality and sensibility.

I think the ‘doctrine’ and ‘harmony’ advocated in traditional Chinese philosophy also have this meaning. Nietzsche's sentences are brilliant in literary style. Although they are true, most of them are extreme, which also reflects the deep pain in his heart.

Genius is always difficult to understand, genius is always painful, and genius always has to pay a certain price for his genius.