51 famous quotes about the philosophy of life

Adversity is a necessary process for growth. People who have the courage to accept adversity will grow stronger day by day. Labor creates the world. Below are the famous quotes about life philosophy that I will introduce to you. Welcome to read.

Famous quotes on life philosophy

1. Ordinary people only care about how to kill time, while slightly talented people think about how to use time. —— Schopenhauer

2. Hope is attached to existence. When there is existence, there is hope, and when there is hope, there is light. ——Lu Xun

3. Science gives people certainty and strength. He who relies only on practice without relying on science is like a sailor who does not rely on a rudder and a compass. ——Dampier

4. It is not difficult for a person to do something good. What is difficult is to do good things and not do bad things throughout his life. ——Mao Zedong

5. The value of life lies in creation. Life without creation can only be called alive. ——Anonymous

6. If life deceives you, don’t be anxious or troubled. Be calm in the gloomy days and believe that the happy days will come. ——Pushkin

7. Forgiveness can make friends. When you can forgive others’ mistakes with an open-minded and bright heart, you will naturally have more friends. ——Roland

8. The ultimate value of life lies in the potential for awakening and thinking, not just survival. ——Aristotle

9. No matter who he is, he must always remember humility when he accepts the cheers earned with the blood of his subordinates and the sacrifice of his friends. —— Eisenhower

10. The whole life is thought and labor. Although labor is unknown and ordinary, it cannot be interrupted. ——Goncharov

11. If a person bases all his life interests on stormy emotional impulses like love, it will be disappointing. ——Marie Curie

12. No matter what you do, as long as you work hard, you will never fail. ——Newton

13. Scientists give us order in our thoughts; morality gives us order in our actions; art gives us order in the grasp of visible, touchable, and audible appearances. . ——Cassir

14. Only by dedicating yourself to society can you find out the benefits of a life that is actually short and risky. ——Einstein

15. What brings happiness is not physical benefits or wealth, but integrity and prudence. ——Democritus

16. Love labor. There is no power that can make people become great and smart like labor, that is, the power of mass friendly and free labor. ——Gorky

17. Genius is nothing but constant thinking. Anyone with a brain has genius. —— Maupassant

18. What determines your happiness or unhappiness is not what you have, or who you are, or where you are, or what you are doing, but what you think. ——Carnegie

19. Please remember that the more difficult and difficult the environment is, the more perseverance and confidence are needed, and the greater the harm of slackness. ——Leo Tolstoy

20. People say that the best good people are those who have made mistakes; a person will often become better in the future because of a small shortcoming. . ——Shakespeare

21. Modesty, prudence and non-self-interest are virtues praised by people, but also ignored by people. ——Mo Luoya

22. One way is only suitable for one kind of person. Everyone should pursue their own way; people standing on the periphery of themselves, please be careful not to fall! ——Goethe

23. A person cannot ride two horses. If you ride one horse, you will lose the other horse. A smart person will ignore all requests to distract his energy and only concentrate on learning one subject. You have to learn it well. ——Goethe

24. All I have to do is to use my meager strength to serve truth and justice, even if I am not liked by others. ——Einstein

25. The design and creation of the world should be centered on people, rather than seeking money. People do not live with money as the object, but the object of people is often people. —— Pushkin

26. Flattery is as pleasant as the gentle north wind, but it is not a gust of wind that spreads the sails and causes the ship to sail. -Jill. Runal

27. A marriage without conflict is almost as unimaginable as a country without crisis. ——Moruwa

28. No matter how a crow decorates itself with peacock feathers, a crow is a crow after all. ——Stalin

29. One day, truth will win. Even if the truth fails to win in his life, holding on to the truth will make him a better person and a wiser person. —— Huxley

30. A person who has never done anything is not enough to be a good consultant. ——Napoleon

31. Marriage is a book. The first chapter is a poem, and the rest is plain prose.

——Bafali Nix

32. People should not live like animals, but should seek common sense and virtue. ——Anonymous

33. Sunshine and storm are just different expressions of the sky. Regardless of whether fate is sweet or bitter, it should be the best food in life. ——Hermann. He Sheng

34. Whoever plays life will achieve nothing; whoever cannot dominate himself will always be a slave. ——Goethe

35. In order to save one person’s life, if you betray the liberation cause of millions of people and be spurned by millions, then what’s the point of living? ——Wang Ruofei

36. If you want to love your own value, you have to create value for the world. ——Goethe

37. The truth of life is like a strong drink. It will not be as delicious as it is without repeated refining! ——Guo Xiaochuan

38. “No shame in being the last” Even if he is slow, galloping, falling behind, or failing, he will definitely achieve the goal he longs for - Lu Xun

39. Human value, like fruit, has its season. ——La Rochefoucauld

40. I am alive just to make others live a better life. ——Lei Feng

41. Love is an eternal beacon. It looks at the storm but remains unmoved. Love is a fulfilled life, just like a wine glass filled with wine. —— Tagore

42. The peace of all things lies in the balance of order. Order is the arrangement of equal and unequal things in their appropriate positions. ——Augustine

43. One or two considerate words and a tolerant understanding of other people's attitudes can reduce the harm to others and save their face. ——Carnegie

44. Enthusiasm for people and trust in people are, figuratively speaking, the air on which caressing and tender wings fly. ——Suhomlinsky

45. Of course, a writer must make money to live and write, but he should never live and write to make money. ——Marx

46. A person’s benefit lies not in his achievements, but in what he strives to achieve. ——Kahlil Gibran

47. Reality is this shore, ideal is the other shore, separated by a rushing river, action is the bridge on the river. ——Krylov

48. The length of life is calculated by time, and the value of life is calculated by contribution. ——Petofi

49. Without ideals, you cannot achieve your goals; without courage, you cannot get things. ——Belinsky

50. A life of trial and error is not only more glorious than a life of doing nothing, but also has benefits. ——Bernard Shaw

51. A person whose mind is filled only with himself is the emptiest person.

——Lehutov ;