Thoughts are silent language. ——Modern Chinese writer and literary researcher Qian Zhongshu "Besieged City"

If you speak well, you will stop. It is not expensive to talk too much. ——Zhu Xi, philosopher, educator, and poet of the Southern Song Dynasty

Time is the language of selflessness. ——Russian writer Yu. Bondarev

Refining the words will produce wonderful sentences, and refining the meaning will produce the aftertaste. ——Northern Song Dynasty philosopher and Yi scholar Shao Yong's "On Poetry" Language Famous Quotes

Song Dynasty Shao Yong's "On Poetry". The general idea of ??these two sentences is that if you refine the words, you can get wonderful sentences, and if you refine the theme, you can get memorable meanings. These two sentences tell us that whether it is the ideological content or the language of the work, it must be carefully selected before we can enter the wonderful realm. It is impossible to achieve it overnight.

Language is the image and reflection of thought. ——British biochemist Ma Hopkins

Music is the universal language of human beings. —— John Wilson

Mathematical science is the language of nature. ——Italian physicist, astronomer and philosopher Galileo

The language of mutual admiration is moving. ——Japanese novelist and playwright Sanetsu Mushakoji's famous sayings about language

A long rope is best, but a short word is best. ——Russian writer Leo Tolstoy

No words can touch it. ——Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby

Music is the only universal language. ——American psychologist Cy Rogers

Obligation is the most beautiful word in our language. ——Robert E. Lee, American military strategist, commander-in-chief of the Confederacy during the Civil War

A smile is a language with multiple meanings. ——Swiss poet and novelist Spitler Language Quotes

Flowers are a language that even children can understand. —— A. Cox

Clear language depends on clear thoughts. ——French writer Flaubert

The mouth is the door of the heart, from which all wisdom and wisdom come. —— Also known as Wang Xu, Wang Chan, a famous thinker, strategist, strategist, and educator during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Guiguzi's mouth (language) is the gateway to the soul, and the strategies in people's hearts are It is realized through it

Language is a tool given to human beings to express their thoughts. ——French writer Molière's famous sayings about language

People's loneliness is sometimes difficult to express in words. ——Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby

No knowledge can be achieved quickly, especially language. ——Fu Lei

If you grasp the semantic meaning well, the language will grasp itself well. ——Liu Carroll

The words of knowledgeable people are often superficial, while the words of experts are often contradictory. ——Lu Xun, modern Chinese writer and political commentator

The clearest style is formed by ordinary language. ——Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle Language famous words

The accuracy of language is the basis of good style. ——Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

Everyone has a balance in his heart to measure language. ——Ai Qing "Poets must tell the truth"

Language, by its very nature, is a public thing. ——18th-century British philosopher and historian Hume

Language is an extension machine, forever lengthening feelings. ——French writer Flaubert's famous sayings about language

Language belongs to one era, and thought belongs to many eras. ——Russian writer and historian Karamzin

Words must not pierce the bone marrow, and jokes must not hurt people's hearts. ——Lu Longqi, an acting scholar of the Qing Dynasty

Language can both conceal and expose thoughts. ——Cato, a Roman Catholic prose writer

Profound thoughts are expressed in concise language. ——French writer Wolfnag

For human beings, language is a doctor who treats distress... ——Milland's famous language

Culture is the condition of language, and it is also the its product. ——The famous American philosopher and educator Dewey

Without the language of love, all words are boring. ——

Language is the archive of history...Language is the fossil of poetry.

——American writer Emerson

The language in the eyes can be understood by anyone anywhere in the world. ——American writer Emerson's famous sayings about language

There are many facts that cannot be described or described in any language. ——British biologist Thomas Huxley

Language is the only tool of science, and words are only symbols of thought. ——British writer Cy Johnson

It is much more difficult to turn words into actions than to turn actions into words. ——Former Soviet writer Gorky

The power of a gentleman is always the power of action, not the power of words. ——Yu Dan, professor at Beijing Normal University and cultural scholar

Any language that can withstand re-reading must be worth thinking about again. ——19th-century American writer and philosopher Thoreau Language Quotes

Accent is the core of language, which gives language an emotional reality. ——French Enlightenment thinker, philosopher, educator, and writer Rousseau

Language cannot travel through time. Only pain can transcend all eternity. ——Female writer, formerly known as Li Jie, Annie Baby, "Rose Island"

Language can best expose a person. As long as you speak, I can understand you. ——British poet Ben Jonson

Few men can make themselves masters of the language they speak or write. ——John Selden, a famous British humanist scholar, jurist, and historian in the 16th and 17th centuries. Famous quotes about language

I want to learn the Chinese language. China is a very mysterious place. ——Japanese Internet celebrity Lola Takizawa

You must pay attention to your body language and reflect the style of a successful person! ——Management training expert Yu Shiwei

The mother understands the baby’s language best; the motherland understands the child’s voice best. ——She Dabin

We call our motherland our father’s land, and we call our language our mother’s tongue. —— Lover

Those who cannot be conquered with gentle words cannot be conquered with serious words. ——Russian novelist and dramatist Chekhov Quotes about language

Language is fragile, and it cannot span life and death, time, pain, and despair. ——Female writer, formerly known as Lijie, Annie Baby, "Flowers of the Other Side"

Parents with children should not use crude language even for domestic animals, etc. ——Japanese educationist Kimura Kyuichi

Because you have words, you are better than the beast. If you are incoherent, the beast is better than you. ——Persian poet Saadi

Not all shiny things are gold; not all beautiful words are good words. ——English Renaissance playwright and poet Shakespeare’s famous sayings about language

Language is a city, and everyone adds bricks and tiles to the construction of this city. ——American writer Emerson

For people who cannot speak, clothes are a kind of language, a pocket drama that they carry with them. ——Modern Chinese writer Zhang Ailing

What is this spherical thing of yours? Is it the language of God? Or the scriptures from heaven? ——British writer Phil Bailey

Money is a language that any country can understand and can be used for everything. ——Afra Bin

Wisdom has three fruits: first, thoughtful thinking, second, appropriate language, and third, fair behavior. ——Ancient Greek philosopher Democritus Language Quotes

The real art of language is always simple, very vivid, and almost tactile. ——Former Soviet writer Gorky

Proverbs are refined language that people summarize on the basis of long-term practice. ——Spanish novelist Cervantes

It has always been legal and will always be legal to speak a language that is marked by the times in which you live. ——The ancient Roman poet Horace

Thoughts are like birds in the sky. In the cage of language, they may spread their wings, but they cannot fly. ——Lebanese poet, writer, painter Gibran Language Quotes

Kindness is a universal language that can make the blind feel and the deaf smell. ——American writer Mark Twain

People use thoughts only to cover up mistakes, but use words to cover up thoughts. ——French thinker, writer, philosopher Voltaire

Everyone knows that it is much more difficult to turn language into action than to turn action into language.

——Former Soviet writer Gorky

Language is a piece of amber, and many precious and wonderful ideas have been safely preserved in it. ——Lee Trench

As a moving force, the beauty of language comes from the accuracy, clarity and pleasantness of words. ——Famous words of language by former Soviet writer Gorky

The love between an old couple is like air. It does not require verbal communication, but it is important and irreplaceable. ——Chen Guo, teacher at Fudan University

Ordinary people use language to express and communicate their thoughts, while smart people use it to conceal their thoughts. ——Lo Soth

Faith is an attempt, a noble attempt to explain transcendent human reality in human language. ——American writer Ke Da Morley

The environment determines people's language, religion, cultivation, habits, ideology and behavioral nature. ——British utopian socialist Owen's famous sayings about language

Look for real models in life and customs, and absorb language that is true to life from there. ——The ancient Roman poet Horace

There is life in these gems: their colors can say things that words cannot express. ——British novelist Joe Eliot

The real function of language is not so much to express our needs as to conceal our needs. ——British poet, playwright, and novelist Goldsmith

Faith has no boundaries of country or language. Those who support the truth are brothers and friends. ——German novelist Heinrich Mann

Language is a tool and a weapon. People use it to communicate with each other, exchange ideas, and achieve mutual understanding. ——Stalin Language Quotes

Errors in thought will lead to errors in language, and errors in speech will lead to errors in action. ——Russian political commentator and literary critic Pisarev

Wherever customs and fashions become corrupt, language becomes corrupt as well, imitating public extravagance and licentiousness. ——British poet Ben Jonson

Giving words to others is more important than gold, stone, and pearls; persuading others to use words is more beautiful than fine writing; listening to others’ words is more enjoyable than bells, drums, harps, and harps. ——Xun Kuang, a thinker in the late Warring States Period Xunzi "Xunzi·Feixiang"

Warring States Period·Xunkuang "Xunzi·Feixiang". To: use. Words: Refers to good words. 黼黻(fǔfúfu): pattern. Article: Gorgeous colors. Listen to people: make people listen. The general meaning of these sentences is: Giving people good words is more precious than gold, stone, pearls and jade; using good words to persuade people is more beautiful than gorgeous colors or patterns; making people listen to good words is more joyful than listening to the sound of bells, drums, harps and harps. Donating to others does not have to be money and treasures. Beautiful words can motivate and encourage people, and enable them to get education and benefit them for life. This is more precious than gold, stone, pearls and jade. When persuading people, it is not necessary to be stern and intimidating. If you are sincere and sincere, Pure words of advice will be more beautiful than gorgeous colors or patterns; even ordinary speech and beautiful words will make people sound more pleasant than the music of bells, drums and musical instruments. These sentences can be used to illustrate gifts, proverbs and even general speech. Beautiful words will make people feel precious and willing to listen. This shows the importance of beautiful language.

All books are either swords or dreams; you can use words to kill, or you can use words to confuse. —— A. Lowell The famous saying about language

It is not how correct, powerful, or beautiful the language itself is, but the power of the thought it embodies. ——German playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe

So I closed my language and my heart. Deep sorrow is something that cannot even take the form of tears. ——Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami "The End of the World and the Cold Strange Land"

Philosophy lives in words, and truth and facts pour into our lives in ways far better than verbal formulas. ——William James, American philosopher and psychologist

"Eloquence" is the ability to translate truth into language that is fully understood by the listener. ——American philosopher Emerson

Language is just a tool through which our wishes and thoughts are communicated. It is the interpreter of our souls. ——French late Renaissance thinker Montaigne Language Quotes

Just like language is to critics and telescopes are to astronomers, culture refers to everything that gives strength to the spirit.

——American writer Emerson

Human beings have five universal languages, money, war, art, sex and sports, and sports can integrate the first four. ——Former International Olympic Committee President Samaranch

Language is the nerve of a nation that runs through generations, connecting them into a unique, durable and progressive entity. ——British geologist William Smith

Language triumphantly sets ideas within the scope suitable for its own development, just as rivers and mountains define the boundaries of a country. ——British prose writer Herzlitt's famous sayings about language

Politeness is a language. Its rules and practices must be learned mainly from observation and the behavior of educated people. ——British philosopher Locke

Life is a language that conveys a certain truth to us; if we learn it in another way, we will not survive. ——German philosopher Schopenhauer

True patriotism should not be expressed in gorgeous words, but should be expressed in actions that benefit the motherland and the people. ——Russian literary critic Dobrolyubov

Sincerity must become the link between our language and thoughts, but it does not necessarily become the link between our beliefs and actions. ——British prose writer Herzlitt

1. Between conversations with friends, language needs to be careful. Adults should also take care of each other step by step and avoid spreading bad words, so as to promote the friendship between the two parties. Reducing right and wrong is an important part of promoting interpersonal relationships. Spread more good words and never spread a single bad word. ——Sanmao

2. Moral behavior training is not through language influence, but allows children to practice good moral behavior and overcome bad behaviors such as laziness, rashness, undiscipline, decadence, etc. ——Comenius

3. Proverbs are concise words summarized by people on the basis of long-term practice. ——Cervantes

4. Language is the nerve of a nation that runs through the generations, uniting them into a single, durable and progressive entity. ——Wei Smith

5. The language of truth is like a bullet. ——Uyghur

6. Words do not replace actions, but hard work is always the loudest language. ——Folk proverb

7. The mother understands the baby's language best; the motherland understands the child's voice best. ——She Dabin

8. Young people, love your ideals and revere your ideals. Ideals are the language of God. Above all countries and all mankind is the kingdom of spirit and the home of the soul. ——Mazzini

9. All books are either swords or dreams; you can use words to kill, or you can use words to confuse. ——A. Lowell

10. Just as language is to critics and the telescope is to astronomers, culture refers to everything that gives strength to the spirit. ——Ai Xian Sheng

11. Thoughts are like birds in the sky. In the cage of language, they may spread their wings, but they cannot fly. ——Kahlil Gibran

12. If you grasp the semantic meaning well, the language will grasp itself well. ——Liu Carroll

13. Language is the cloak of thought. ——Cy Johnson

14. Language is the archive of history, and language is the fossil of poetry. ——Ai Xian Sheng

15. Few people are able to make themselves masters of the language they speak or write. ——John Selden

16. Real language art is always simple, very vivid, almost tactile. ——Golky

17. Language can both conceal and reveal thoughts. ——Cato

18. Language is the embodiment of life. ——Democritus

19. If a person does not have knowledge about a certain skill, he will not be able to make correct judgments about the language and actions of that skill. ——Plato

20. Labor not only means actual ability and skills, but also first of all means the development of intelligence, the cultivation of thinking and language. ——(Former Soviet Union) Suhomlinsky

21. Philosophy lives in words, and truth and facts pour into our lives in ways far better than verbal formulas. ——William James

22. A nation is a stable group formed by people in history with the same language, the same region, the same economic life, and the same psychological quality reflected in the same culture. Same body.

——Stalin

23. Rough language and excessive punishment are like steel files that slowly wear away the iron rod of power. ——India

24. Profound thoughts are expressed in condensed language. ——Song Dynasty Chen Ye

25. Language triumphantly confines thought within the confines of its own development, just as rivers and mountains define the boundaries of a country. ——Herzlit

26. Language is a city, and everyone contributes to the construction of this city. ——Ai Xian Sheng

27． Studying mathematics is to explore the mysteries of the universe. As we know, the laws of planets and strata, heat and electricity, variation and existence, all involve mathematical truths. If language reflects and reveals the voice of the Creator, then mathematics reflects and reveals the wisdom of the Creator, and repeatedly repeats the story of how things mutate into existence. Mathematics focuses and directs our energy, self-esteem, and desire to know truth and thereby live in the family of God. Just as literature induces people's emotions and understanding, mathematics inspires people's imagination and reasoning. ——Chancellor W. E.

28. The beauty of the language, the beauty of the melody and the beauty of the rhythm all express good temperament. The so-called good temper is not the meaning that people usually use to compliment stupid people, but the true perfection of the soul. ——Plato

29. Language is the branches and leaves, actions are the reality. ——Folk proverb

30. The language is really good, and the fox fur is red. ——Cuba

31. Language, by its very nature, is a public thing. ——Hume

32． Wisdom has three fruits: first, thoughtful thinking, second, appropriate language, and third, fair behavior. ——Democritus

33. Ordinary people use language to express and communicate their thoughts, but smart people use it to hide their thoughts. ——Rossos

34. Time is the language of selflessness. ——Yu Bondarev

35. Politeness is a language. Its rules and practices must be learned mainly from observation and the behavior of educated people. ——Locke

36. As long as the people who have lost their country and become slaves remember their language firmly, it is like holding a key to the prison door - Dude

37. Duty is the most beautiful word in our language. ——Plautus

38. Actions speak louder than words. ——Folk proverb

39. Language is the only tool of science, vocabulary is only the symbol of thought. ——Cy Johnson

40. Our language may be straightforward, but it must not be rough and arrogant; sometimes we should say a few tactful words, but we must avoid hypocrisy, frivolity and slickness. ——Bacon

41. The clearest style is formed by ordinary language. ——Aristotle

42. We call our motherland our father’s land, and we call our language our mother’s tongue. ——Love

43. The ability to master language makes you elegant. ——Folk Proverb

44. Proverbs are the salt of language. ——Arab

45. Language is the image and reflection of thought. ——M. Hopkins

46. Actions speak louder than words. ——Folk Proverb

47. Life is a language that conveys a certain truth to us; if we had learned it in another way, we would not survive. ——Schopenhauer

48. It is not how correct, powerful, or beautiful the language itself is, but the power of the thoughts it embodies. ——Goethe

49. A person who has words but no actions is like a garden overgrown with weeds. ——Europe

50. Smile is a language with many meanings. —— Spitler

51. There are many facts that cannot be described or described in any language. ——Thor Hedrick

52. If good feelings are not formed in childhood, you will never develop them at any time. Because the formation of people's sincere feelings is connected with the understanding of the most important truths that they first come into contact with, as well as the experience and feeling of the most delicate aspects of the motherland's language. ——Suhomlinsky

53. The accuracy of language is the basis of good style. ——Aristotle

54. The language in the eyes can be understood by anyone anywhere in the world. ——Ai Xian Sheng

55. Language is the embodiment of thought.

——UK

56. Three green shoots grow from the soil of wisdom: good thoughts, good words, and good actions. ——Greek proverb

57. Great quality is innate, it not only has direct, but also has a continuous, constantly developing and never disappearing power. Even if the person with this quality dies or the era in which he lives passes, this power will continue to exist, and its vitality may be stronger than his country and the language he speaks. ——Everett

58. It has always been lawful and it will always be lawful to speak a language that is marked by the times in which one lives. ——Horace

59. As a moving force, the beauty of language comes from the accuracy, clarity and beauty of words. ——Golky

60. Using language that the other party can accept will reduce unnecessary quarrels in the world. ——Anonymous