1, life is only to satisfy constant desires, and the soul is only the goddess who guards the flame of love. -La Traviata
In our relationship, if a woman still has a little self-esteem, she should endure all possible sacrifices and never ask her lover for money, otherwise her love is no different from prostitution. -La Traviata
A person can satisfy vanity when there is no love in his heart, but once there is love, vanity becomes vulgar. -La Traviata
When love has become a habit in life, it seems impossible to change this habit without harming all other aspects of life at the same time. -La Traviata
When a person's narrow desires are hurt, how small and mean he will become! -La Traviata
6. "The furthest distance in the world is not between life and death, but when I stand in front of you, you don't know that I love you; The furthest distance in the world is not that you don't know I love you when I stand in front of you, but that you can't be together when you know you love each other. The furthest distance in the world is not knowing that you love each other but can't be together, but that you can't resist the breath of love but can't stop. " -La Traviata
7. "Besides your insult is evidence that you have always loved me, I seem to feel that the more you torture me, the more lofty I am in your eyes when you know the truth." -La Traviata
8. What is even more intolerable is that these tragedies in the world are often caused by high-sounding reasons for maintaining certain moral norms. -La Traviata
9. You sympathize with the blind who can't see the sun, the deaf who can't hear the sounds of nature, and the dumb who can't express their thoughts with their own voices. However, under a false excuse of shame, you are unwilling to sympathize with the blind in mind, the deaf in soul and the dumb in conscience. -La Traviata
10, being loved by a pure girl, being the first to reveal the mystery of mysterious love to her is of course a great happiness, but it is also the simplest thing in the world. Winning a heart that has never been in love is equivalent to entering an unguarded city. -La Traviata