Bertrand Russell's famous words are as follows:

1. All great works have boring chapters, and all great men's lives have boring times.

2. It is best to start the necessary moral education at the moment when the baby is born, because then you will not be disappointed by too many expectations.

3. A great cause is rooted in persistent work, with full spirit, without avoiding hardships.

4. Youth is an open-minded period, and you should use this period to develop your open-minded character.

5. Hobbies and temporary hobbies are not basic sources of happiness, but a means to escape from reality and a way to temporarily forget the unbearable pain.

6. Only by combining with this world can our ideals bear fruit; Without this world, ideals will not bear fruit.

7. Uneven polymorphism is the source of happiness.

8. Of all the moral qualities in the world, the kind nature is most needed.

9. As a person, you should respect your parents, be kind to your children, be generous to your poor relatives, and be polite to everyone.

1. Desire makes people fidget even in heaven.