1. Magnanimity is the only light that can illuminate a great soul. ——"Notre Dame de Paris" by Victor Hugo of France

Original English text: Magnanimity, is the only light can light up a great soul.

2. Those who cannot take orders from themselves , you have to take orders from others. ——Germany Nietzsche's "Thus Spoke Zarathustra"

Original English text: Can't obey himself, is to others.

3. Those who avoid even the past with the same kind Only the secretive people are happy. ——Schopenhauer, Germany, "Schopenhauer's Philosophy of Life"

English original text: Those who are close to avoid the similar past is happiness.

4. Blindness can increase your happiness Courage because you cannot see the danger. ——British Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels"

Original English text: Blind can increase your courage, because you can't see the danger.

5. Kindness Even if people are confused in their pursuit, they will eventually realize that there is a right path. ——Germany Goethe's "Faust"

Original English text: Good people in the pursuit of even if lost, but eventually realized that there is a right direction.

6. Development The deposits of human intelligence are inevitably fostered by adversity. ——The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas of France

Original English text: Development of the human mind mine is little not by to make trouble.

7. If God openly follows It is difficult for anyone to deal with others. ——Ancient Greece·Homer's "Homer's Epic"

Original English text: If god openly against people, it is for anyone.

8. What is reflected in the water is one's own. The face and the heart reflect who you are as a person. ——"The Bible·Old Testament"

Original English text: Water reflect their face, reflects his own within himself a man.

9. Happy families are the same as unhappy families. Each one is different in his or her own way. ——Russian Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina"

English original text: A happy family is the same, the unfortunate family each have each different.

10. People derive great joy from the satisfaction of their vanity. ——Schopenhauer, Germany, "Schopenhauer's Philosophy of Life"

Original English text: People from their own vanity is satisfied to derive great pleasure.