1. No matter where you are, life is the same. There is much to endure and little to enjoy.

From: [UK] Johnson: "Racelles"

Introduction: British writer, literary critic and poet. Entered Oxford University in 1728. Dropped out of school due to family poverty. In 1737, he began writing articles for the Gentleman's Magazine.

2. The greatest thing in life is to watch. It takes hundreds of people talking to make one person watch. To see soberly is to combine poetry, predictability and religion.

From: [British] Ruskin: "Modern Painters"

Introduction: Ruskin John Ruskin (1819-1900), British writer and art critic, he had a profound influence on society His comments led him to be regarded as a moral leader or prophet. It is said that his book "Unto This Last" had an influence on Gandhi.

3. The meaning of life does not care about the changes in the outside world, but matters about the inner experience.

From: [UK] Hardy: "Tess of the D'Urbervilles"

Introduction: Thomas Hardy, British poet and novelist. Hardy published nearly 20 novels throughout his life, and his representative works include "Tess of the D'Urbervilles", "Jude the Obscure", "The Return of the Native" and "The Mayor of Casterbridge". ?

4. Life is valuable only in struggle... Only when you suffer, can you be rewarded.

From: [Russia] Herzen: "Whose Guilty?"

Introduction: Herzen (1812-1870) (Alexander Herzen), Russian philosopher, Writer, revolutionary. Herzen is known as the father of Russian socialism.

5. The value of life is not measured by time, but by depth.

From: [Russia] Leo Tolstoy: "The Last Diary"