Crazy people are incomprehensible.

A lunatic sees everyone else as a lunatic. Quotes from Madmen

The ancient Roman philosopher Syrus

Sometimes, only a madman can escape the difficulties of life.

French writer La Rochefoucauld

Every madman is pretentious and says that others do not understand him.

French novelist and dramatist Dugar

Having memorized dictionaries, I have only seen Lao Yu and that Guangdong lunatic.

Niubo.com founder Luo Yonghao

The madman’s terrifying hallucinations are all based on people’s daily life. Famous quotes about madmen

American philosopher and psychologist William James

Sensitivity is not proof of wisdom. Fools and even madmen can sometimes be extra sensitive.

Russian poet Pushkin

Crazy people have a kind of happiness that they don’t realize and that we don’t expect.

Italian novelist, playwright and educator, winner of the 1934 Nobel Prize for Literature, Pirandello

A madman is not a person who has lost his mind, but a person who has lost everything except reason. Lost people.

British writer Chesterton

Genius must form a close alliance with madness, and there is only a thin line between them. Madman Quotes

British playwright and poet John Dryden

Enthusiasm often turns the smartest people into madmen, and it can also make the most stupid people smart.

French writer La Rochefoucauld

Every sane person knows that explaining reasons to a madman is not only ineffective, but also makes the wrong impression deeper. In his abnormal mind.

British writer Rowe Tressel

Madmen, lovers and poets are all children of fantasy: the madman sees more ghosts than the vast hell can accommodate; the lover sees more ghosts than the vast hell can accommodate; , it is the same as that and madness, one can see the beauty of Helen in the dark face of the Egyptian; in a magical and wild turn of the poet's eyes, he can see from the sky to the earth, and from the earth to the sky.

English Renaissance playwright and poet Shakespeare

We also entered the film and television industry by accident. After my early novels were published, they were made into films one after another by directors. It was indeed a strange experience at first to see the characters from my novels come to life on screen. But I am very dissatisfied with the director's adaptation. For example, the identity of "Wan Jun" was changed from "child bride" to "cousin". Mr. Heping and I are both enthusiastic "movie lunatics". I thought, "I always know how to love myself better." "Children", so he gathered some comrades and established a film company. However, our first movie was "Moon Full West Tower", not "Outside the Window"